@luzmo/analytics-components-kit 1.0.1-alpha.150 → 1.0.1-alpha.153

package/components/item-context-configs.js

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
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-var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked like average, min, max, sum, count, distinctcount, median or weightedaverage, the aggregationType needs to be applied to the measure.", a$6 = "The column used as category in the chart. A level is always required when using a datetime column. Else do not set a level.", t = {
+var e$21 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked like average, min, max, sum, count, distinctcount, median or weightedaverage, the aggregationType needs to be applied to the measure.", t = {
 	name: "area-chart",
 	label: "Area Chart",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -62,8 +62,8 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	],
 	description: "Creates an area chart. An area chart can consist of multiple lines by using a legend.\n    Each line or area represents a category. Legends are mostly columns with a type of hierarchy.\n    Most of the time columns with type datetime are used for the x-axis of an area chart. Sometimes also columns with numeric types can be used.\n    Often columns with type numeric are used as measure. If you want to display area over a second dimension, use a legend.\n    First fill in an x-axis and measure, ONLY when using another column or dimension, use a legend.\n    You can not have multiple measures together with a legend, it is one or the other.\n    To have multiple measures in an area chart use more than one column/formula in measures, to report a measure across two dimensions use a legend.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		"x-axis": { description: "The column used as x-axis in the chart.\n        This slot is required and determines the horizontal positioning of data points." },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		"x-axis": { description: "The primary dimension (category axis) of the area chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__category in donut/funnel/radar charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here." },
 		legend: { description: "The column used as legend in the chart. Only add a legend if it is relevant to the chart.\n        A legend is used to show a second dimension in the chart and allows grouping of data series. A legend cannot coexist with multiple measures" }
 	}
 }, t$1 = {
@@ -81,8 +81,8 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a bar chart. A bar chart can consist of multiple bars. Each bar represents a category.\n    A category is mostly a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Often columns with type numeric are used as measure.\n    First fill in a category and measure, ONLY when using a another column or dimension, use a legend.\n    You can not have multiple measures together with a legend, it is one or the other.\n    To have multiple measures in a bar chart use more than one column/formula in measures, to report a measure across two dimensions use a legend.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		"y-axis": { description: "The column used as y-axis in the chart. The y-axis in a bar chart is the category that is being used, not the measure.\n        Typical this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime and is NOT the same column that is used as a measure.\n        Numeric columns are not often used as y-axis in a bar chart unless a user asks them to be binned." },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		"y-axis": { description: "The primary dimension (category axis) of the bar chart. Equivalent to s__x-axis in column/line/area charts and s__category in donut/funnel/radar charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Typically a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime and is NOT the same column that is used as a measure.\n        Numeric columns are not often used as y-axis in a bar chart unless a user asks them to be binned." },
 		legend: { description: "The column used as legend in the chart. Only add a legend if it is relevant to the chart. A legend is used to show a second dimension in the chart." }
 	}
 }, e = {
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a box plot. A box plot displays the distribution of data through quartiles, showing the median,\n    interquartile range, and potential outliers. Box plots are effective for comparing distributions across categories\n    and identifying skewness or unusual data points. They work well with numeric data and categorical groupings.",
 	slots: {
 		measure: { description: "The column used as measure in the chart. This determines the numeric values to be analyzed.\n        Must be a numeric column type. The box plot will show the distribution of these values." },
-		category: { description: "The column used as category in the chart. This determines how the data is grouped for comparison.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each category will have its own box plot." }
+		category: { description: "The primary dimension of the box plot. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__x-axis in column/line/area charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Determines how data is grouped for comparison. Typically a column with type hierarchy or datetime." }
 	}
 }, e$1 = {
 	name: "bubble-chart",
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a bubble chart. A bubble chart can consist of multiple bubbles. Each bubble represents a category.\n    Categories are mostly columns with a type of hierarchy or datetime. The size of the bubble represents the measure.\n    Often columns with type numeric are used as measure. If you want to use a second dimension, use a legend (slot color).",
 	slots: {
-		category: { description: "The column used as category in the chart. This column is used to define what the bubbles are in the bubble chart. This slot is required." },
+		category: { description: "The primary dimension of the bubble chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__x-axis in column/line/area charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Defines what the bubbles represent. This slot is required." },
 		measure: { description: "The column used to determine the size of bubbles. Typically a numeric column or a count or distinct count of another type of column." },
 		color: { description: "The column used as legend in the chart. Only add a legend if it is relevant to the chart.\n        This column is used in case of a second dimension to color the bubbles." }
 	}
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a bullet chart. A bullet chart displays a measure against a target value.\n    Bullet charts are effective for showing progress toward goals.\n    Use measure for the actual value, target for the goal, and optionally category for grouping.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		target: { description: "The column used as target in the chart. This determines the goal or benchmark value to compare against.\n        Typically a numeric column. The target is displayed as a marker on the bullet chart." },
 		category: { description: "The column used as category in the chart. This determines how the bullet charts are grouped or labeled.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes a separate bullet chart." }
 	}
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a choropleth map. A choropleth map displays geographic data by coloring regions based on their values.\n    Use geography for the spatial boundaries and measure for the values.\n    Optionally use category for grouping or additional dimensions.",
 	slots: {
 		geo: { description: "The column used for geography in the map. This determines the spatial boundaries and regions.\n        Is required and must be a spatial column type. This defines the geographic areas that will be colored on the map." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		category: { description: "The column used as category in the map. Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. This allows for additional analysis dimensions." }
 	}
 }, a$2 = {
@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a circle pack chart. A circle pack diagram can consist of multiple levels. Each level represents a category.\n    A circle pack chart displays hierarchical data as nested circles, where the size of each circle\n    represents a value. They work well with hierarchical data and can display multiple levels of nesting.\n    The measure is the column that is represented over all levels.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		levels: { description: "The column(s) used as levels in the chart. These determine the hierarchical structure of the data.\n        Multiple columns can be used to create multi-level hierarchies. Each level becomes a nested circle in the chart.\n        Typically these are columns with a type of hierarchy or datetime." }
 	}
 }, e$2 = {
@@ -224,11 +224,11 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	],
 	description: "Creates a column chart. A column chart can consist of multiple columns. Each column represents a category.\n    A category is mostly a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Often columns with type numeric are used as measure.\n    First fill in a category and measure, ONLY when using a another column or dimension, use a legend.\n    You can not have multiple measures together with a legend, it is one or the other.\n    To have multiple measures in a column chart use more than one column/formula in measures, to report a measure across two dimensions use a legend.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		"x-axis": { description: "The column used as x-axis in the chart. The x-axis in a column chart is the category that is being used, not the measure.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime and is NOT the same column that is used as a measure.\n        Numeric columns are not often used as x-axis in a column chart unless a user asks them to be binned." },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		"x-axis": { description: "The primary dimension (category axis) of the column chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__category in donut/funnel/radar charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime and is NOT the same column that is used as a measure.\n        Numeric columns are not often used as x-axis in a column chart unless a user asks them to be binned." },
 		legend: { description: "The column used as legend in the chart. Only add a legend if it is relevant to the chart.\n        A legend is used to show a second dimension in the chart." }
 	}
-}, o = {
+}, a$4 = {
 	name: "combination-chart",
 	label: "Combination Chart",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -250,8 +250,8 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a combination chart. A combination chart combines different chart types in a single visualization,\n    such as bars and lines, dots or areas. Combination charts are effective for comparing different types of data\n    or showing relationships between different metrics on the same scale.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		"x-axis": { description: "The column used as x-axis in the chart. This determines the horizontal positioning of data points.\n        For time series data, use datetime columns. For categorical data, use hierarchy columns.\n        This slot is required and determines the horizontal positioning of data points." }
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		"x-axis": { description: "The primary dimension (category axis) of the combination chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__category in donut/funnel/radar charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        For time series data, use datetime columns. For categorical data, use hierarchy columns." }
 	}
 }, e$3 = {
 	name: "conditional-number",
@@ -300,7 +300,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a date filter. A date filter allows users to filter dashboard data based on date or time ranges.\n    Date filters are effective for time-based analysis, allowing users to focus on specific time periods\n    or compare data across different date ranges.",
 	slots: { time: { description: "The column used for datetime filtering. This determines which datetime data that can be filtered on.\n        Must be a datetime column type." } }
-}, a$4 = {
+}, i = {
 	name: "donut-chart",
 	label: "Donut Chart",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -347,8 +347,8 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	],
 	description: "Creates a donut or a pie chart. A donut or pie chart consists of multiple slices. Each slice represents a category.\n    Categories are mostly columns with a type of hierarchy or datetime. The width of the slice represents the measure of the category.\n    Often columns with type numeric are used as measure.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		category: { description: a$6 }
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		category: { description: "The primary dimension of the donut/pie chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__x-axis in column/line/area charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        A level is always required when using a datetime column. Else do not set a level." }
 	}
 }, e$6 = {
 	name: "dropdown-filter",
@@ -384,7 +384,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a number display. An evolution number shows a single value with an optional evolution indicator.\n    Evolution numbers are effective for displaying key metrics with trend information, allowing users to see both current values\n    and how they have changed over time. They work well for KPIs and important metrics that need trend context.\n    Use measure for the main value and optionally evolution for the time dimension to show trends.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		evolution: { description: "The column used to optionally show evolution of the number. This determines the time dimension for trend analysis.\n        Must be a datetime column type. This defines the time period over which the evolution is calculated." }
 	}
 }, e$7 = {
@@ -402,7 +402,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a funnel chart. A funnel chart displays data as progressively smaller sections, typically representing\n    stages in a process or conversion flow. Funnel charts are effective for showing the flow of data through different stages\n    and identifying bottlenecks or drop-off points. They work well with sequential data and process analysis.\n    Use measure for the values and category for the stages in the funnel.",
 	slots: {
 		measure: { description: "The column used as measure in the chart. This determines the values for each stage in the funnel.\n        Can be numeric or hierarchy columns. These values determine the size of each funnel section." },
-		category: { description: "The column used as category in the chart. This determines the stages or steps in the funnel.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes a section in the funnel." }
+		category: { description: "The primary dimension of the funnel chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__x-axis in column/line/area charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Determines the stages or steps in the funnel. Typically a column with type hierarchy or datetime." }
 	}
 }, t$3 = {
 	name: "heat-map",
@@ -415,7 +415,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a heat map. A heat map displays data as a grid where each cell is colored based on its value.\n    Heat maps are effective for showing patterns in large datasets and identifying correlations between variables.\n    They work well with geographic data, correlation matrices, and any data that can be organized in a grid format.\n    Use geography for spatial data and measures for the values to be visualized.",
 	slots: {
 		geo: { description: "The column used for geography in the heat map. This determines the spatial layout of the data.\n        Must be a spatial column type. This slot is required for geographic heat maps." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 }
+		measure: { description: e$21 }
 	}
 }, t$4 = {
 	name: "heat-table",
@@ -433,9 +433,9 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	slots: {
 		"x-axis": { description: "The column used as x-axis in the table. This determines the columns in the heat table.\n        Can be categorical data types including hierarchy and datetime. Each unique value becomes a column in the table." },
 		"y-axis": { description: "The column used as y-axis in the table. This determines the rows in the heat table.\n        Can be categorical data types including hierarchy and datetime. Each unique value becomes a row in the table." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 }
+		measure: { description: e$21 }
 	}
-}, i = {
+}, i$1 = {
 	name: "hexbin-map",
 	label: "Hexbin Map",
 	synonyms: ["hexbin", "hexbin map"],
@@ -446,7 +446,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a hexbin map. A hexbin map displays geographic data by aggregating points into hexagonal bins on a map.\n    Hexbin maps are effective for showing density patterns, clustering of geographic data points, and spatial distributions\n    with many overlapping points. They work well with spatial coordinates and numeric values, especially for large datasets.\n    Use geography for the spatial coordinates and measure for the values to be aggregated within each hexbin.",
 	slots: {
 		geo: { description: "The column used for geography in the map. This determines the spatial coordinates for hexbin placement.\n        Must be a spatial column type. This defines the geographic locations that will be aggregated into hexagonal bins." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 }
+		measure: { description: e$21 }
 	}
 }, e$8 = {
 	name: "image",
@@ -487,8 +487,8 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	}],
 	description: "Creates a line chart. A line chart displays data as a series of points connected by straight lines.\n    Line charts are ideal for showing trends over time and continuous data. They work well with time series data\n    and can display multiple series for comparison. Use measures for the values and x-axis for categories or time periods.\n    Legends can be used to group data by additional dimensions.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		"x-axis": { description: "The column used as x-axis in the chart. This is typically a category or time dimension.\n        For time series data, use datetime columns. For categorical data, use hierarchy columns.\n        This slot is required and determines the horizontal positioning of data points." },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		"x-axis": { description: "The primary dimension (category axis) of the line chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__category in donut/funnel/radar charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        For time series data, use datetime columns. For categorical data, use hierarchy columns." },
 		legend: { description: "The column used as legend in the chart. Only add a legend if it is relevant to the chart.\n        A legend is used to show a second dimension in the chart and allows grouping of data series." }
 	}
 }, r = {
@@ -507,7 +507,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a marker map. A marker map displays geographic data using markers or pins at specific locations.\n    Marker maps are effective for showing point-based geographic data, locations of interest, or discrete geographic events.\n    They work well with spatial coordinates and can represent different types of locations or events.\n    Use geography for the spatial coordinates and measure for the values to be displayed.",
 	slots: {
 		geo: { description: "The column used for geography in the map. This determines the spatial coordinates for marker placement.\n        Must be a spatial column type. This defines the geographic locations where markers will be displayed." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 }
+		measure: { description: e$21 }
 	}
 }, e$9 = {
 	name: "ohlc-chart",
@@ -578,9 +578,9 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	slots: {
 		row: { description: "The column(s) used as rows in the pivot table. These determine the vertical grouping of data.\n        Typically these are categorical columns (hierarchy or datetime). Multiple columns can be used to create hierarchical rows." },
 		column: { description: "The column(s) used as columns in the pivot table. These determine the horizontal grouping of data.\n        Typically these are categorical columns (hierarchy or datetime). Multiple columns can be used to create hierarchical columns." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 }
+		measure: { description: e$21 }
 	}
-}, i$1 = {
+}, r$1 = {
 	name: "pyramid-chart",
 	label: "Pyramid Chart",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -594,8 +594,8 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a pyramid chart. A pyramid chart displays data as horizontal bars arranged in a pyramid shape,\n    typically used for population demographics or hierarchical data. Pyramid charts are effective for showing\n    the distribution of data across categories and comparing values between different groups.\n    Use measure for the values, y-axis for categories, and optionally legend for grouping.",
 	slots: {
-		"y-axis": { description: "The column used as y-axis in the chart. This determines the categories or bins displayed in the pyramid.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes a horizontal bar in the pyramid." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		"y-axis": { description: "The primary dimension (category axis) of the pyramid chart. Equivalent to s__x-axis in column/line/area charts and s__category in donut/funnel/radar charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Typically a column with type hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes a horizontal bar in the pyramid." },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		legend: { description: "The column used as legend in the chart. Only add a legend if it is relevant to the chart.\n        A legend is used to show a second dimension in the chart and allows grouping of data series." }
 	}
 }, e$11 = {
@@ -613,7 +613,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a radar chart. A radar chart displays multivariate data on axes starting from the same point.\n    Radar charts are effective for comparing multiple variables across different categories and showing patterns\n    or profiles. Each axis represents a different variable, and the data points are connected to form a polygon.\n    Use measure for the values, category for the variables, and optionally color for grouping.",
 	slots: {
 		measure: { description: "The column used as measure in the chart. This determines the values to be plotted on each axis.\n        Can be numeric or hierarchy columns. These values determine the distance from the center on each axis." },
-		category: { description: "The column used as category in the chart. This determines the variables represented by each axis.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes an axis in the radar chart." },
+		category: { description: "The primary dimension of the radar chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__x-axis in column/line/area charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Determines the variables represented by each axis. Typically a column with type hierarchy or datetime." },
 		color: { description: "The column used to determine the color of data series. Typically a categorical column.\n        Different categories are represented by different colors, allowing comparison of multiple series." }
 	}
 }, e$12 = {
@@ -682,7 +682,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	slots: {
 		source: { description: "Only use this in sankey mode.The column used as source in the diagram. This determines the starting point of each flow.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each unique value becomes a source node." },
 		destination: { description: "Only use this in sankey mode.The column used as destination in the diagram. This determines the ending point of each flow.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each unique value becomes a destination node." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		category: { description: "Only use this in alluvial mode.The columns used as categories in the diagram.\n      In an alluvial diagram, the categories are used to group the flows." }
 	}
 }, e$14 = {
@@ -848,10 +848,10 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a spike map. A spike map displays geographic data using vertical spikes or bars at specific locations.\n    Spike maps are effective for showing geographic data with varying magnitudes, such as population density, sales volume,\n    or any metric that varies by location. They work well with spatial coordinates and numeric values.\n    Use geography for the spatial coordinates, measure for the values, and optionally color for additional dimensions.",
 	slots: {
 		geo: { description: "The column used for geography in the map. This determines the spatial coordinates for spike placement.\n        Must be a spatial column type. This defines the geographic locations where spikes will be displayed." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		color: { description: "The column used to determine the color of spikes. This can be used to encode additional dimensions.\n        Can be mixed data types. Different values are represented by different colors on the spikes." }
 	}
-}, e$19 = {
+}, i$2 = {
 	name: "strip-plot",
 	label: "Strip Plot",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -865,10 +865,10 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a strip plot. A strip plot displays individual data points along a single axis, grouped by categories.\n    Strip plots are effective for showing the distribution of data within categories and identifying patterns or outliers.\n    They work well with small to medium datasets and are useful for comparing distributions across different groups.\n    Use measure for the numeric values and y-axis for the categories.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		"y-axis": { description: "The column used as y-axis in the chart. This determines the categories for grouping the data points.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes a group of data points." }
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		"y-axis": { description: "The primary dimension (category axis) of the strip plot. Equivalent to s__x-axis in column/line/area charts and s__category in donut/funnel/radar charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Typically a column with type hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes a group of data points." }
 	}
-}, r$1 = {
+}, r$2 = {
 	name: "sunburst-chart",
 	label: "Sunburst Chart",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -882,7 +882,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a sunburst chart. A sunburst chart displays hierarchical data as concentric rings, where each ring represents a level\n    in the hierarchy. Sunburst charts are effective for showing the composition of hierarchical data and identifying patterns\n    at different levels. They work well with multi-level hierarchies and can display large amounts of data in a compact space.\n    Use measure for the values and levels for the hierarchical structure.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		levels: { description: "The column(s) used as levels in the chart. These determine the hierarchical structure of the data.\n        Multiple columns can be used to create multi-level hierarchies. Each level becomes a ring in the sunburst chart.\n        Typically these are columns with a type of hierarchy or datetime." }
 	}
 }, s$1 = {
@@ -900,7 +900,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	description: "Creates a symbol map. A symbol map displays geographic data using symbols or icons at specific locations.\n    Symbol maps are effective for showing point-based geographic data, locations of interest, or discrete geographic events.\n    They work well with spatial coordinates and can represent different types of locations or events using various symbols.\n    Use geography for the spatial coordinates, measure for the values, and optionally category for grouping or color coding.",
 	slots: {
 		geo: { description: "The column used for geography in the map. This determines the spatial coordinates for symbol placement.\n        Must be a spatial column type. This defines the geographic locations where symbols will be displayed." },
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		category: { description: "The column used as category in the map. This determines the grouping or color coding for different symbols.\n        Can be hierarchy, datetime, or array types. Different categories can be represented by different symbols or colors." }
 	}
 }, t$7 = {
@@ -931,11 +931,11 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a treemap chart. A treemap displays hierarchical data as nested rectangles, where the size of each rectangle\n    represents a value. Treemaps are effective for showing the composition of a whole and identifying patterns in hierarchical data.\n    They can display multiple levels of hierarchy. Use measure for the values and category for the hierarchy.\n    Color can be used to encode an additional dimension.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
-		category: { description: "The column used as category in the chart. This determines the hierarchical structure and labels.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or datetime. Each category becomes a rectangle in the treemap." },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
+		category: { description: "The primary dimension of the treemap chart. Equivalent to s__y-axis in bar charts and s__x-axis in column/line/area charts.\n        When switching FROM another chart type, transfer the previous dimension/category column content here.\n        Determines the hierarchical structure and labels. Typically a column with type hierarchy or datetime." },
 		color: { description: "The column used as legend in the chart. Only add a legend if it is relevant to the chart.\n      This column is used in case of a second dimension to color the squares." }
 	}
-}, e$20 = {
+}, e$19 = {
 	name: "venn-diagram",
 	label: "Venn Diagram",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -953,7 +953,7 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 		identifier: { description: "The column used as identifier in the diagram. This determines the items that belong to each set.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or categorical. This helps identify which items belong to which sets." },
 		measure: { description: "The column used as measure in the diagram. This determines the quantities or counts for each set intersection.\n        Typically a numeric column. This is optional and can be used to show the size of different intersections." }
 	}
-}, e$21 = {
+}, e$20 = {
 	name: "video",
 	label: "Video",
 	synonyms: [
@@ -982,9 +982,9 @@ var e$22 = "The column used as measure in the chart. If an aggregation is asked
 	},
 	description: "Creates a wordcloud chart. A wordcloud displays text data where the size of each word represents its frequency or importance.\n    Wordclouds are effective for visualizing text data and identifying the most prominent terms or concepts.\n    They work well with text analysis, sentiment analysis, and content analysis. Use measure for the frequency/importance values\n    and category for the text labels. Color can be used to encode additional dimensions.",
 	slots: {
-		measure: { description: e$22 },
+		measure: { description: e$21 },
 		category: { description: "The column used as category in the chart. This determines the text labels for each word in the cloud.\n        Typically this is a column with a type of hierarchy or text. Each unique value becomes a word in the wordcloud." },
 		color: { description: "The column used to determine the color of words. Typically a categorical column.\n        Different categories are represented by different colors, allowing visualization of additional dimensions." }
 	}
 };
-export { t as areaChartContextConfig, t$1 as barChartContextConfig, e as boxPlotContextConfig, e$1 as bubbleChartContextConfig, a as bulletChartContextConfig, a$1 as choroplethMapContextConfig, a$2 as circlePackChartContextConfig, e$2 as circularGaugeContextConfig, a$3 as columnChartContextConfig, o as combinationChartContextConfig, e$3 as conditionalNumberContextConfig, e$4 as dateComparisonFilterContextConfig, e$5 as dateFilterContextConfig, a$4 as donutChartContextConfig, e$6 as dropdownFilterContextConfig, t$2 as evolutionNumberContextConfig, e$7 as funnelChartContextConfig, t$3 as heatMapContextConfig, t$4 as heatTableContextConfig, i as hexbinMapContextConfig, e$8 as imageContextConfig, t$5 as lineChartContextConfig, r as markerMapContextConfig, e$9 as ohlcChartContextConfig, e$10 as parallelCoordinatesPlotContextConfig, a$5 as pivotTableContextConfig, i$1 as pyramidChartContextConfig, e$11 as radarChartContextConfig, e$12 as regularTableContextConfig, e$13 as routeMapContextConfig, t$6 as sankeyDiagramContextConfig, e$14 as scatterPlotContextConfig, e$15 as searchFilterContextConfig, e$16 as slicerFilterContextConfig, e$17 as sliderFilterContextConfig, e$18 as speedometerChartContextConfig, s as spikeMapContextConfig, e$19 as stripPlotContextConfig, r$1 as sunburstChartContextConfig, s$1 as symbolMapContextConfig, t$7 as textContextConfig, t$8 as treemapChartContextConfig, e$20 as vennDiagramContextConfig, e$21 as videoContextConfig, t$9 as wordcloudChartContextConfig };
+export { t as areaChartContextConfig, t$1 as barChartContextConfig, e as boxPlotContextConfig, e$1 as bubbleChartContextConfig, a as bulletChartContextConfig, a$1 as choroplethMapContextConfig, a$2 as circlePackChartContextConfig, e$2 as circularGaugeContextConfig, a$3 as columnChartContextConfig, a$4 as combinationChartContextConfig, e$3 as conditionalNumberContextConfig, e$4 as dateComparisonFilterContextConfig, e$5 as dateFilterContextConfig, i as donutChartContextConfig, e$6 as dropdownFilterContextConfig, t$2 as evolutionNumberContextConfig, e$7 as funnelChartContextConfig, t$3 as heatMapContextConfig, t$4 as heatTableContextConfig, i$1 as hexbinMapContextConfig, e$8 as imageContextConfig, t$5 as lineChartContextConfig, r as markerMapContextConfig, e$9 as ohlcChartContextConfig, e$10 as parallelCoordinatesPlotContextConfig, a$5 as pivotTableContextConfig, r$1 as pyramidChartContextConfig, e$11 as radarChartContextConfig, e$12 as regularTableContextConfig, e$13 as routeMapContextConfig, t$6 as sankeyDiagramContextConfig, e$14 as scatterPlotContextConfig, e$15 as searchFilterContextConfig, e$16 as slicerFilterContextConfig, e$17 as sliderFilterContextConfig, e$18 as speedometerChartContextConfig, s as spikeMapContextConfig, i$2 as stripPlotContextConfig, r$2 as sunburstChartContextConfig, s$1 as symbolMapContextConfig, t$7 as textContextConfig, t$8 as treemapChartContextConfig, e$19 as vennDiagramContextConfig, e$20 as videoContextConfig, t$9 as wordcloudChartContextConfig };

package/components/item-grid/index.cjs

@@ -17,4 +17,4 @@
  * OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
  * SOFTWARE.
  * */
-Object.defineProperty(exports,Symbol.toStringTag,{value:`Module`}),require(`../set-locale-C9s0jVjQ.cjs`),require(`../localized-mixin-DD2Hm1jz.cjs`);const e=require(`../item-grid-Dfs0UDKF.cjs`);exports.LuzmoItemGrid=e.t,Object.defineProperty(exports,`LuzmoItemGridItemActionsMenu`,{enumerable:!0,get:function(){return e.n}});
+Object.defineProperty(exports,Symbol.toStringTag,{value:`Module`}),require(`../set-locale-BUQ-O7rY.cjs`),require(`../localized-mixin-2hlGenj9.cjs`);const e=require(`../item-grid-CblE3X29.cjs`);exports.LuzmoItemGrid=e.t,Object.defineProperty(exports,`LuzmoItemGridItemActionsMenu`,{enumerable:!0,get:function(){return e.n}});

package/components/item-grid/index.js

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@
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 	}
 })();
-import "../set-locale-CgsoV0B9.js";
-import "../localized-mixin-rjHF23Hg.js";
-import { n as LuzmoItemGridItemActionsMenu, t as LuzmoItemGrid } from "../item-grid-Dx9Ssy7O.js";
+import "../set-locale-BkIav3oJ.js";
+import "../localized-mixin-DETAMSsc.js";
+import { n as LuzmoItemGridItemActionsMenu, t as LuzmoItemGrid } from "../item-grid-1WEMJMVX.js";
 export { LuzmoItemGrid, LuzmoItemGridItemActionsMenu };