@barchart/chart-lib 2.233.1 → 2.234.0

chart-lib/barchart.chart.d.ts

@@ -1666,9 +1666,12 @@ declare module "@barchart/chart-lib" {
         | "SymbolNine"
         | "SymbolQuestion"
         | "SymbolFishHook"
+        | "SymbolBuy"
+        | "SymbolSell"
         | "FibonacciTimeZones"
         | "Text"
-        | "ComputedText"
+        | "ProfitLoss"
+        | "RewardRisk"
         | "DateRange"
         | "PriceRange"
         | "DatePriceRange"
@@ -2049,15 +2052,30 @@ declare module "@barchart/chart-lib" {
         getTimeSeries(query: ITimeSeriesQuery): ITimeSeries;
     }
 
+    export type SymbolType =
+        | "Unknown"
+        | "Equity"
+        | "EquityOption"
+        | "Future"
+        | "FutureOption"
+        | "Forex"
+        | "Index";
+
     export interface MetaData {
         /** An initialization of sorts. Typically this is when we start loading the meta data (eager loading).
          * @returns A promise which resolves with a boolean specifying success or failure.
          */
         ready(): Promise<boolean>;
+        pointValue: number;
+        unitCode: string;
+        symbol: string;
+        symbolType: SymbolType;
+        name: string;
+        exchange: string;
         /** The key reason the meta data exists is to format the prices shown on the price scale, in tooltips, anywhere.
          * @param price The price to format.
          * @param field A field whose price this is. You may decide to format the prices differently for some fields. Typical example is `Volume` field which is almost always a huge number so it makes sense to format it with a magnitude specifier (thousands, millions, billions).
-         * @param option Additional formatting options, please treat as opaque for now.
+         * @param options Additional formatting options, please treat as opaque for now.
          * @returns A string representation of the price.
          */
         format(price: number, field: Field, options: any): string;