@aparte/plugin-chartjs 0.0.0-stage → 0.29.1

package/LICENSE

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package/README.md

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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# @aparte/plugin-chartjs
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+Charts for [aparté](https://github.com/apartejs/aparte) via [Chart.js](https://www.chartjs.org).
+A Chart.js config that a model writes in a ```` ```chartjs ```` fence, or that a tool returns, is
+drawn as a chart — as it streams, whichever Markdown provider is installed, or none.
+
+```bash
+npm install @aparte/plugin-chartjs @aparte/core chart.js
+```
+
+```ts
+import { setupChartjs } from '@aparte/plugin-chartjs';
+
+setupChartjs();
+```
+
+`@aparte/core` and `chart.js` (4.4 or later, below 5) are **peer dependencies**. Chart.js is
+loaded on the first chart, not before, and a chart is drawn only once it comes near the screen,
+so reopening a long conversation stays fast.
+
+## The fence
+
+The body is Chart.js' own config, `{ type, data, options }`, as JSON — nothing new for a model to
+learn. Both ```` ```chartjs ```` and ```` ```chart.js ```` are drawn (`CHARTJS_LANGUAGES`).
+
+````md
+```chartjs
+{
+  "type": "bar",
+  "data": {
+    "labels": ["Jan", "Feb", "Mar"],
+    "datasets": [{ "label": "Sales", "data": [12, 19, 7] }]
+  },
+  "options": { "plugins": { "title": { "display": true, "text": "Sales by month" } } }
+}
+```
+````
+
+While a reply streams, the chart is redrawn from the part of its JSON that has arrived — at most
+every 300 ms, and only when what has arrived changes the chart — so its bars or points appear as
+the model writes them. Before its first point it is a quiet box the size the chart will be. Once
+the fence closes, a body that is not a chart shows a note and its source.
+
+## A tool that returns a chart
+
+Name the tools whose result is a Chart.js config, and the chart is drawn in place of the tool's
+row: its `structuredContent`, else its text read as JSON. A quiet box shows while the call runs;
+a call refused or failed shows one line instead.
+
+```ts
+setupChartjs({ tool: ['plot_sales', /^chart_/] });
+```
+
+A tool that returns its own data rather than a chart takes a `map` — the result and the call's
+input in, a Chart.js config out:
+
+```ts
+setupChartjs({
+  tool: 'get_revenue',
+  map: (result, input) => {
+    const rows = result as Array<{ month: string; total: number }>;
+    return {
+      type: 'line',
+      data: {
+        labels: rows.map((r) => r.month),
+        datasets: [{ label: String(input.region ?? 'Revenue'), data: rows.map((r) => r.total) }],
+      },
+    };
+  },
+});
+```
+
+## The chat's look
+
+Wherever a config leaves them out, a chart takes the chat's tokens: text in `--aparte-text`, axis
+ticks and titles in `--aparte-text-muted`, grid and axis lines in `--aparte-border`, the tooltip on
+`--aparte-surface-1`, the chat's font, and a transparent background. Every value the config sets
+itself wins. A light/dark switch (`data-aparte-theme`, or the system's colour scheme) re-themes
+each chart in place, without drawing it again.
+
+A dataset with no colour of its own is coloured by its series: `--aparte-primary` first, then a
+fixed set of eight hues chosen to read on light and dark alike (blue, orange, aqua, yellow, magenta,
+green, violet, red — `SERIES_HUES`). A hue the primary could be taken for is dropped, and each next
+series is the first hue clearly apart from the one before it, under normal vision and under
+simulated protanopia and deuteranopia. A series past the last hue is drawn in the muted text
+colour rather than a recycled one: group such series ("Other") instead. `seriesPalette(primary)`
+returns that list.
+
+The same theming is a pure function, so you can check a config — or theme one for a chart of your
+own — without a DOM:
+
+```ts
+import { themeChartjsConfig, seriesPalette } from '@aparte/plugin-chartjs';
+
+const config = { type: 'bar', data: { labels: ['Jan', 'Feb'], datasets: [{ data: [12, 19] }] } };
+const themed = themeChartjsConfig(config, {
+  text: '#241f2b', muted: '#6d6479', border: '#e5ddce', surface: '#fffdf8',
+  background: '#f6f2ea', primary: '#b07d33', fontFamily: 'Inter, sans-serif',
+});
+seriesPalette('#b07d33'); // ['#b07d33', '#2a78d6', '#199e70', …]
+```
+
+`ChartjsTokens` is the shape of that second argument.
+
+## Size
+
+A chart fills the bubble's width, up to `40rem`, at a height of `18rem`. Set the height with the
+`height` option, or with CSS on the custom properties the plugin reads:
+
+```css
+.aparte-chartjs {
+  --aparte-chartjs-height: 22rem;
+  --aparte-chartjs-max-width: 48rem;
+}
+```
+
+A config that sets `aspectRatio` (held between 1:4 and 4:1) or `maintainAspectRatio: true` is as
+tall as its width says instead. The plugin fits each chart to its frame itself, with one
+`ResizeObserver` for all of them, and releases a chart (`chart.destroy()`) once it has left the
+page — Chart.js' own `responsive` mode puts an observer on the whole document per chart and keeps a
+chart taken off the page until it is destroyed. A chart whose message comes back later (a list
+that virtualises its rows, a conversation reopened) is drawn again as soon as it has a size; the
+last 32 released are watched for that. A config that says `responsive: false` keeps the size
+Chart.js gives it.
+
+## Accessibility
+
+A chart is a `figure` — the same shape as an `@aparte/plugin-echarts` chart — named by its title
+(`options.plugins.title.text`), else "Chart" in the chat's language. In it, the canvas is
+`role="img"` with the same name, and beside the canvas, visually hidden, is its data as a table — a
+row per label, a column per dataset with data — for a screen reader. (Not inside the canvas as
+fallback content: an image's children are presentational, so a screen reader would never reach a
+table there.) The table stops at 50 dataset columns and 10 000 cells, whatever the config asks; a
+last line, hidden too, says when it lists only part of the data. Under `prefers-reduced-motion`,
+nothing animates. A chart still arriving never does, nor does the chart it settles into unless its
+config asks for an animation — and no animation loops forever: `loop` is dropped from every
+animation a config sets.
+
+The words it draws read off the locale with defaults in ten languages; set any of them with
+`extendLocale()`:
+
+```ts
+aparteGlobalConfig.extendLocale({
+  chartjsChart: 'Figure',                          // the name of a chart with no title
+  chartjsError: 'This chart could not be drawn.',  // the note over a fence that is not a chart
+  chartjsUnavailable: 'Chart not available',       // a chart tool refused or failed
+  chartjsSeries: 'Series {n}',                     // a table column for a dataset with no label
+  chartjsTableCut: 'Only part of the data is listed.', // the table's last line, when it is cut
+});
+```
+
+## Security
+
+The config comes from a model or a tool, so it is treated as untrusted data:
+
+- **Nothing in it becomes HTML.** Chart.js draws titles, labels and tooltips on the canvas. The
+  config reaches the page's markup once, as the escaped value of an attribute on the chart's
+  element (a fence hands core markup, not a node), and the data table is written with every value
+  escaped.
+- **No code can arrive.** JSON carries no function, so no callback, scriptable option or tooltip
+  `external` handler can be passed — and where Chart.js CALLS what it finds, on every hover, a
+  string in its place goes: the tooltip's `external`, `filter`, `itemSort` and `callbacks`, the
+  legend labels' `generateLabels`, `filter` and `sort`, and a tooltip `position` other than
+  `average` or `nearest`. The config's own `plugins` list is dropped entirely: Chart.js runs each
+  entry's hooks, and an entry from JSON is an object with no function in it, so the list can do
+  nothing and is not handed over. Options for the plugins *you* registered
+  (`options.plugins.legend`, `.title`, `.tooltip`) are kept.
+- **No image, no request.** A `pointStyle` is drawn as an image only when it is an
+  `HTMLImageElement` or a canvas, which only code can make. Keys Chart.js would call on such an
+  object (`toString`, `valueOf`) are dropped, as are `__proto__`, `prototype` and `constructor`.
+- **Nothing the browser cannot allocate.** `options.devicePixelRatio` is dropped,
+  `options.aspectRatio` is held to 1:4–4:1, a scale's `ticks.count` and `ticks.maxTicksLimit` to
+  100 (Chart.js makes as many ticks as `count` says), a chart may carry at most 5000 points — and
+  at most 5000 labels and 5000 datasets (`maxPoints` bounds all three) — and a locale `Intl`
+  refuses is dropped rather than left to throw on every tick.
+
+A config Chart.js still refuses — a type your `Chart` has not registered, a time scale with no
+date adapter — shows the note, and warns once in the console.
+
+## Options
+
+`setupChartjs(options?, config?)` takes `ChartjsOptions`:
+
+| option | default | |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `progressive` | `true` | `false` draws a chart once its fence has closed |
+| `height` | `'18rem'` | the chart's height, as a CSS length |
+| `tool` | — | tools whose result is drawn as a chart: a name, a RegExp, or a list |
+| `map` | — | `(result, input) => config`, for a tool that returns its own data |
+| `maxPoints` | `5000` | the most data points a chart may carry, all datasets together — and the most labels, and datasets |
+
+`readChartConfig(value)` is the reader both paths use: the config copied and made harmless as
+above, or `null` when it is not one Chart.js could draw. `ChartjsConfig` is its type.
+
+## Two entry points
+
+`@aparte/plugin-chartjs` imports `chart.js/auto` — every chart type, scale and plugin registered —
+on the first chart. To ship only what your charts use, register those parts on Chart.js' `Chart`
+and hand it over through the entry that imports nothing from `chart.js`:
+
+```ts
+import {
+  Chart, BarController, LineController, BarElement, LineElement, PointElement,
+  CategoryScale, LinearScale, Legend, Title, Tooltip,
+} from 'chart.js';
+import { setupChartjsWith } from '@aparte/plugin-chartjs/core';
+
+Chart.register(
+  BarController, LineController, BarElement, LineElement, PointElement,
+  CategoryScale, LinearScale, Legend, Title, Tooltip,
+);
+setupChartjsWith(Chart, { tool: 'plot_sales' });
+```
+
+`setupChartjsWith` takes the `Chart` class, or a `ChartjsLoader` — a function returning a promise
+of it, or of a module carrying it (`() => import('chart.js/auto')`). Anything constructed like
+`ChartjsConstructor` and returning a `ChartjsChart` (`options`, `data`, `update`, `resize`,
+`destroy`) will do. A chart of a type you did not register shows the note. Both functions return a
+disposer that unregisters the renderers and releases every chart drawn.
+
+The plugin never touches `Chart.defaults`: other charts on your page are not the chat's, so each
+chart gets the chat's look in its own config.
+
+ESM only.

package/dist/core.d.ts

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+import { type AparteConfig, type AparteToolMatcher } from '@aparte/core';
+export { themeChartjsConfig, type ChartjsTokens } from './theme.js';
+export { readChartConfig, type ChartjsConfig } from './source.js';
+export { seriesPalette, SERIES_HUES } from './palette.js';
+/**
+ * The part of a Chart.js chart this plugin calls. Structural, so this module imports
+ * nothing from `chart.js` — a bundle that hands over its own `Chart` carries one copy.
+ */
+export interface ChartjsChart {
+    options: unknown;
+    data: unknown;
+    update(mode?: 'none'): void;
+    resize(width?: number, height?: number): void;
+    destroy(): void;
+}
+/** Chart.js' `Chart` class, or anything constructed the same way. */
+export interface ChartjsConstructor {
+    new (canvas: HTMLCanvasElement, config: any): ChartjsChart;
+}
+/** A function that loads Chart.js on the first chart: the class, or a module carrying it. */
+export type ChartjsLoader = () => Promise<ChartjsConstructor | {
+    Chart?: ChartjsConstructor;
+    default?: ChartjsConstructor;
+}>;
+export interface ChartjsOptions {
+    /**
+     * Redraw a chart while its fence arrives, from the part of its JSON that has arrived
+     * (default `true`). `false` draws it once the fence has closed.
+     */
+    progressive?: boolean;
+    /**
+     * The height of a chart, as a CSS length (default `18rem`). A config that sets `aspectRatio`, or
+     * `maintainAspectRatio: true`, is as tall as its width says instead.
+     */
+    height?: string;
+    /**
+     * Tools whose result is a Chart.js config, drawn as the chart in place of the tool's
+     * row: its `structuredContent`, else its text read as JSON. An exact name, a RegExp,
+     * or a list of them.
+     */
+    tool?: AparteToolMatcher | AparteToolMatcher[];
+    /**
+     * Turn a tool's own result into a Chart.js config — for a tool that returns data
+     * rather than a chart. Given the result (as `tool` reads it) and the call's input.
+     * The result is `any`, as in `@aparte/plugin-cards`: its shape is your tool's, and `map` is
+     * where you read it.
+     */
+    map?: (result: any, input: Record<string, unknown>) => unknown;
+    /** The most data points a chart may carry, all datasets together — and the most labels, and datasets (default 5000). */
+    maxPoints?: number;
+}
+/** The fence languages drawn as a chart. */
+export declare const CHARTJS_LANGUAGES: readonly ["chartjs", "chart.js"];
+/**
+ * Draw charts with a Chart.js you provide — its `Chart` class, or a function that loads
+ * it on the first chart. The entry point for a bundle that controls what it ships:
+ * `@aparte/plugin-chartjs` itself is this, with `() => import('chart.js/auto')`.
+ *
+ * Draws every ```` ```chartjs ```` (or ```` ```chart.js ````) fence whose body is a
+ * Chart.js config as JSON, and — with `options.tool` — the result of the tools named
+ * there. The chart takes the chat's colours and font wherever its config leaves them
+ * out (`themeChartjsConfig`), and follows a light/dark switch in place.
+ *
+ * @returns a disposer that unregisters the renderers, stops watching the theme and
+ * releases every chart drawn.
+ * @example
+ * import { Chart, BarController, BarElement, CategoryScale, LinearScale, Tooltip } from 'chart.js';
+ * import { setupChartjsWith } from '@aparte/plugin-chartjs/core';
+ * Chart.register(BarController, BarElement, CategoryScale, LinearScale, Tooltip);
+ * setupChartjsWith(Chart);
+ */
+export declare function setupChartjsWith(chartjs: ChartjsConstructor | ChartjsLoader, options?: ChartjsOptions, config?: AparteConfig): () => void;
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