@abyss-project/commons-front-core 9.4.0 → 9.4.1

package/README.md

@@ -99,6 +99,16 @@ Tickets du programme Abyss Founders (carte #285, livraison D). Détail dans [`sr
 - **`SupportCategorySelect`, `SupportSidebar`** : `FUNDING_PROGRAMME` n'est proposée ni dans le champ catégorie du formulaire de création ni dans la recatégorisation admin ; un ticket de cette catégorie garde sa catégorie (chip sans champ). Le filtre multiple la propose toujours.
 - **Traductions** : `support.category.FUNDING_PROGRAMME`, `support.system.*` (dont `REQUEST_WITHDRAWN` et `ENVELOPE_EXPIRED`), FR et EN.
 
+### 9.3.1 à 9.3.3
+
+Correctifs de la zone 4a (carte #286), relevés par son e2e responsive et sa revue finale.
+
+- **9.3.1, `CopyField`** : sous 768 px, le bouton d'affichage fait 44×44 px et le bouton de copie 44 px de haut.
+- **9.3.2, `DropZone`** : la limite s'écrit nombre, espace insécable, unité (« 2,00 Go »).
+- **9.3.3, `FormField`** : le libellé est un `FormLabel` statique au-dessus du champ, quel que soit le thème MUI chargé
+  (la surcharge legacy de `MuiInputLabel-outlined` le plaçait dans le cadre).
+- **9.3.3, `KeyValueList`** : `stackOnMobile` empile libellé et valeur sous 768 px.
+
 ### 9.3.0
 
 Pages des outils du front principal sur le design system (carte #286, zone 4a). Pièces nouvelles et évolutions,

package/dist/components/data/chart-value-ticks.d.ts

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+/** Approximate tick count of a value axis, handed to d3. */
+export declare const VALUE_TICKS = 5;
+export declare enum ValueStacking {
+    /** Each value stands on its own: series side by side, or lines. */
+    None = "none",
+    /** Stacked bars: at a category the positive values pile up from zero, the negative ones down. */
+    Diverging = "diverging",
+    /** Stacked areas: each series piles on the running total of the series before it, in order. */
+    Cumulative = "cumulative"
+}
+export interface ValueAxisOptions {
+    stacking: ValueStacking;
+    /** The values are drawn from a zero baseline (bars, areas): zero lies inside the axis. */
+    fromZero: boolean;
+}
+export interface ValueAxisScale {
+    /** Bottom of the value scale, before nivo's `nice` if the chart asks for it. */
+    min: number;
+    /** Top of the value scale, before nivo's `nice` if the chart asks for it. */
+    max: number;
+    /**
+     * The `tickValues` of the value axis: `VALUE_TICKS` for d3 to choose, or every integer of the
+     * scale when d3 would step by less than one through values that are all integers.
+     */
+    tickValues: number | number[];
+}
+/**
+ * The value scale and ticks of a chart whose values are `columns`, one array per category or x
+ * (the value of each series there). The scale spans the values, or stacked, the totals of the
+ * piles, and zero with `fromZero`; without any value it is zero alone.
+ *
+ * d3 steps by 1, 2 or 5 times a power of ten: over a span shorter than `VALUE_TICKS` it steps by
+ * less than one (0, 0.2, 0.4… for a span of one). When every value is an integer (a count), the
+ * scale ends on integers and the ticks are then its integers, a subset of d3's: never more ticks,
+ * none beyond the scale, no two that a formatter rounds to the same text. A span of `VALUE_TICKS`
+ * or more already gets integer steps from d3; decimal values keep d3's ticks.
+ */
+export declare function valueAxisScale(columns: number[][], { stacking, fromZero }: ValueAxisOptions): ValueAxisScale;

package/dist/components/data/chart-value-ticks.spec.d.ts

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+export {};