basalt-ui 1.41.0 → 2.0.0

package/dist/charts/primitives/CartesianChart.d.ts

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-import { scaleLinear, scaleLog, scalePoint } from '@visx/scale';
-import type { ReactNode } from 'react';
-import type { BasaltProps } from '../../common/props.js';
-import type { ChartMargin } from '../../tokens/index.js';
-import type { CursorResolution } from '../cursor/resolve.js';
-import type { ChartLegendConfig, ChartSeries } from '../series.js';
-import type { ResponsiveChartHeight } from './ChartFrame.js';
-import type { ChartState } from './ChartPending.js';
-import type { XZoneSpec } from './XZoneRects.js';
-import type { ZoneSpec } from './ZoneRects.js';
-/** Either axis kind a `y`/`y2` can resolve to. Widened from a bare `scaleLinear` return type so a
- * log axis's `scaleLog` scale keeps assigning into `PlotContext.yScale`/`y2Scale` and into every
- * mark renderer (`ZoneRects`, `refLines`, `Crosshair`/`SeriesDot`) that only ever calls `scale(v)`
- * or reads `scale.domain()` — both interfaces share that shape via d3's `ScaleContinuousNumeric`. */
-type ContinuousScale = ReturnType<typeof scaleLinear<number>> | ReturnType<typeof scaleLog<number>>;
-type PointScale = ReturnType<typeof scalePoint<string>>;
-/** One y-axis, fully described. Collapses the removed `yDomain` / `yAutoMaxFloor` / `yAutoMinCeil` /
- * `yAutoPad` / `numTicksY` / `formatYTick` prop soup into a single object per axis. */
-export type AxisConfig<T> = {
-    /**
-     * `'auto'` (default) derives the domain from the VISIBLE series; a tuple fixes it; a function
-     * computes it from the data — the seam a stacked chart uses to sum its bands. The function also
-     * receives the visible series, so a stacked domain SHRINKS when the legend toggles a band off
-     * (summing `props.series` there would leave a permanent gap above the stack).
-     */
-    domain?: [number, number] | 'auto' | ((data: readonly T[], visible: readonly ChartSeries<T>[]) => [number, number]);
-    /**
-     * When 'auto': the raw upper bound is at least this, and padding is applied AFTER — mirroring
-     * `autoMinCeil`, which clamps first and pads second. A floor that padded before the clamp used
-     * to land the axis top exactly on the floor value with zero headroom.
-     */
-    autoMaxFloor?: number;
-    /** When 'auto': the lower bound is at most this. Default 0 (forced zero baseline). `Infinity`
-     * pads down from the raw data minimum instead. Ignored when `scale: 'log'` — a log axis has no
-     * zero baseline, so its floor is always the smallest positive visible value. */
-    autoMinCeil?: number;
-    /** When 'auto': padding multiplier applied away from the data. Default 1.1. */
-    autoPad?: number;
-    ticks?: number;
-    /** Tick + tooltip formatter for this axis. Defaults to d3's own tick format. */
-    format?: (v: number) => string;
-    /** Horizontal grid rules. Default: on for the left axis, off for the right. */
-    grid?: boolean;
-    /**
-     * Round the scale's domain outward to nice tick values (d3's `scale.nice()`). Threaded to BOTH
-     * `probeAxisLabels` (measurement) and the real `scaleLinear` (rendering) — they must agree, or
-     * the measured margin is computed from ticks the axis never paints.
-     *
-     * Default `false`, deliberately: flipping the default would move the domain of every
-     * already-migrated chart. Opt in per axis.
-     */
-    nice?: boolean;
-    /**
-     * `'linear'` (default) or `'log'`. On `'log'` the domain floor is the smallest positive VISIBLE
-     * value — `autoMinCeil` is ignored (documented there, not thrown on): a log axis has no zero
-     * baseline. `autoPad` still pads multiplicatively and `nice` still snaps to round bounds (decade
-     * powers instead of d3's linear-nice steps). Ticks are the 1-2-5 set from `logTickValues`
-     * (`$10,000 · $20,000 · $50,000 · $100,000`, never d3's own log ticks), and `format` is applied
-     * to those values — d3's `scale.tickFormat` is never used on a log axis.
-     */
-    scale?: 'linear' | 'log';
-};
-/** Handed to `prependRows`/`extraRows` alongside the hovered datum — the same `visible`/`hidden`
- * the plot itself draws from, so a hand-authored row can't structurally desync from legend
- * toggling. */
-export type CartesianTooltipRowContext<T> = {
-    visible: readonly ChartSeries<T>[];
-    hidden: ReadonlySet<string>;
-};
-export type CartesianTooltipConfig<T> = {
-    /**
-     * Default true — the tooltip tracks the pointer. Set false to ANCHOR it to the crosshair at the
-     * plot's top edge instead, which reads better across a column of charts sharing one cursor
-     * (every tooltip then lines up on the same x). Anchoring costs one `getBoundingClientRect` per
-     * hovered frame, which is why following stays the default.
-     */
-    follow?: boolean;
-    /** Right-aligned badge in the tooltip header (e.g. a status label). */
-    label?: (d: T) => {
-        text: string;
-        color: string;
-    } | null;
-    /**
-     * Overrides the tooltip header's date text. Default: `TooltipHeader`'s own `fmtTooltipDate`
-     * behavior, unchanged. `fmtTooltipDate` regexes `YYYY-MM-DD` out of the domain key and builds a
-     * LOCAL `Date` from it — a UTC ISO key then names the wrong day next to `formatX`, the tooltip
-     * badge, and every sibling chart, which all resolve locally. Receives the raw `getX` key
-     * alongside the hovered datum, so a caller can format from either.
-     */
-    formatHeader?: (key: string, d: T) => string;
-    /** Rows rendered BEFORE the derived per-series rows (a total, a context line). The second
-     * argument carries the same `visible`/`hidden` the plot draws from, so a hand-authored row
-     * stays in sync with legend toggling instead of naming a series the plot no longer draws. */
-    prependRows?: (d: T, ctx: CartesianTooltipRowContext<T>) => ReactNode;
-    /** Rows appended after the derived per-series rows. Same `ctx` as {@link prependRows}. */
-    extraRows?: (d: T, ctx: CartesianTooltipRowContext<T>) => ReactNode;
-    /**
-     * Render this chart's tooltip when it is a cursor FOLLOWER (the crosshair came from a sibling
-     * chart sharing the cursor), not only when this chart is the SOURCE. Default false — today's
-     * behaviour, nothing moves. A follower has no pointer under it, so its tooltip is always ANCHORED
-     * to the crosshair — the same positioning `follow: false` gives the source — regardless of what
-     * `follow` is set to on this chart: there is no other valid position for a chart nobody is
-     * hovering. `follow` keeps governing the SOURCE's own tooltip exactly as before; the two options
-     * only interact for a follower, where `onFollow` always wins on positioning. Only the SOURCE's
-     * tooltip is `aria-live` — followers announce nothing, so a shared-cursor page doesn't fire N
-     * live-region updates per pointer move.
-     *
-     * Cost, since it scales with the page rather than the chart: anchoring reads one
-     * `getBoundingClientRect` per hovered frame (the same cost `follow: false` documents), so N
-     * opted-in followers pay N of them per frame. That is the reason this is opt-in per chart rather
-     * than a page-level switch — turn it on for the charts a reader actually correlates.
-     */
-    onFollow?: boolean;
-};
-/** Everything a mark renderer needs. Handed to `CartesianChart`'s child on every render. */
-export type PlotContext<T> = {
-    data: readonly T[];
-    /** Series minus the ones the legend has toggled off — draw THESE, not `props.series`. */
-    visible: ChartSeries<T>[];
-    hidden: ReadonlySet<string>;
-    xScale: PointScale;
-    yScale: ContinuousScale;
-    /** Present only when a `y2` axis is configured. */
-    y2Scale: ContinuousScale | null;
-    xMax: number;
-    yMax: number;
-    margin: ChartMargin;
-    /** The point the shared cursor currently rests on, or null. */
-    cursorPoint: T | null;
-    /** Series key the legend is hovering, for mark dimming. */
-    highlighted: string | null;
-};
-export type CartesianChartProps<T> = BasaltProps & {
-    data: T[];
-    /** Stable id — identifies this chart as the cursor's source. */
-    chartId: string;
-    /** Extracts the x-domain key (a date or category string) from a point. */
-    getX: (d: T) => string;
-    /** The single source of truth for marks, legend entries, and tooltip rows. */
-    series: ChartSeries<T>[];
-    y?: AxisConfig<T>;
-    /** Passing `y2` is what makes the chart dual-axis: it draws the right axis and widens the
-     * right margin by measurement. Series opt in with `axis: 'right'`. */
-    y2?: AxisConfig<T>;
-    /** Exact number of x ticks. Default: as many as fit (`smartTicks`). Ignored when
-     * `xTickValues` is set. */
-    xTicks?: number;
-    /**
-     * Which domain keys get a tick, chosen from the full key list and the resolved plot width.
-     * Takes precedence over `xTicks`; omit both for `smartTicks`.
-     *
-     * A COUNT is not always enough. `smartTicks`/`smartTicksEvery` append the final key
-     * unconditionally, so when the step does not land on the last index that appended tick sits a
-     * partial step from its neighbour — measured on a 24h window, two `DD.MM HH:MM` labels printed
-     * on top of each other at the right edge, at every tick count. The only fix a count can express
-     * is thinning the whole axis to avoid one crowded pair. A consumer whose labels are richer than
-     * the default `DD.MM` needs to pick the VALUES, which until now meant measuring the container
-     * itself with `useChartSize` to derive a count — the chart already knows its own width.
-     *
-     * `BandStrip`/`MirroredBars` take the identical prop, so the seam does not fork by kind.
-     */
-    xTickValues?: (keys: readonly string[], xMax: number) => readonly string[];
-    /** X tick label formatter. Default `fmtAxisDate` (DD.MM). */
-    formatX?: (key: string) => string;
-    /**
-     * Tilt the x tick labels by 45° or 90° (counter-clockwise, anchored at their right edge). The
-     * bottom gutter deepens by the rotated label's projected height, measured like every other side
-     * (`docs/CHARTS-SPEC.md` §1), so nothing clips.
-     *
-     * This is the phone answer to a **categorical** axis whose labels are too wide to repeat
-     * horizontally: rotating keeps every tick the axis would otherwise have to thin away — which is
-     * why, LEFT UNSET, it is now the phone tier's DEFAULT for a band domain, below
-     * `CONTAINER_CLASSES.regular` (`planXLabels`). A time or number domain never auto-rotates (or
-     * wraps) — it thins instead, however narrow the plot. Nothing changes at desktop width, and
-     * nothing changes for a chart that already passes a value.
-     *
-     * **`0` is the opt-out** — "never rotate, thin the axis instead" — and is the only way to get
-     * the pre-tier behaviour back on a phone-width categorical chart with very wide labels.
-     */
-    xLabelRotate?: 0 | 45 | 90;
-    /** Value-range bands on the left scale, drawn behind the marks. */
-    zones?: ZoneSpec[];
-    /** X-range bands (time windows), drawn behind the marks. */
-    xZones?: XZoneSpec[];
-    refLines?: {
-        value: number;
-        color: string;
-        dashed?: boolean;
-        axis?: 'left' | 'right';
-    }[];
-    /** Height in px, or one per size step (`{ base, sm?, md?, lg? }`). Default 240. Forwarded
-     * unchanged; `ChartFrameProps.height` owns the law — steps resolve off the MEASURED width. */
-    height?: number | ResponsiveChartHeight;
-    aspectRatio?: number;
-    fill?: boolean;
-    legend?: ChartLegendConfig | false;
-    /** `false` disables the tooltip entirely (and with it the crosshair dots). */
-    tooltip?: CartesianTooltipConfig<T> | false;
-    /** Per-side overrides of the measured margins — the escape hatch, applied last. */
-    margin?: Partial<ChartMargin>;
-    /**
-     * Where this series' crosshair dot sits, as a value in the axis domain. Defaults to
-     * `series.getValue`, which is correct for every unstacked chart. A STACKED chart must override
-     * it with the cumulative band top — otherwise its dots sit at each band's raw value, off the
-     * line the reader is actually looking at.
-     */
-    cursorValue?: (point: T, series: ChartSeries<T>, visible: readonly ChartSeries<T>[]) => number | null;
-    /**
-     * How a sibling chart's broadcast cursor key resolves against THIS chart's points. Default
-     * `'nearest'`, correct when `getX` returns an instant. Pass `'leading'` when it returns a
-     * bucket's leading edge (a weekly series keyed by its Monday): under `'nearest'` a hover landing
-     * in the back half of a bucket resolves to the FOLLOWING bucket, so the shared crosshair sits
-     * one column right of the data the reader is pointing at.
-     */
-    cursorResolution?: CursorResolution;
-    ariaLabel?: string;
-    isPending?: boolean;
-    /**
-     * The three "nothing to draw" states in one prop, forwarded to `ChartFrame` — pending → error →
-     * empty, resolved by `resolveChartState`. The Mantine-free answer to `dashboard/QueryState`,
-     * which `./charts` cannot import; `isPending` remains a supported alias for
-     * `state={{ pending: true }}`.
-     */
-    state?: ChartState;
-    /** Draw ONLY the marks. Everything around them is the primitive's job. */
-    children: (ctx: PlotContext<T>) => ReactNode;
-};
-/**
- * Resolve one axis' `[min, max]` from its {@link AxisConfig} and the VISIBLE series. Exported for
- * testing and for a hand-composed kind that needs the same auto-domain law `CartesianChart`
- * applies (rather than reinventing the padding rules per chart).
- */
-export declare function resolveAxisDomain<T>(cfg: AxisConfig<T> | undefined, data: readonly T[], series: readonly ChartSeries<T>[], 
-/**
- * Values that must stay inside the plot even though no series reports them — the bounds of the
- * zones and reference lines pinned to THIS axis. Without them a target zone or a stretch-goal
- * ref line sitting past the data silently clips, which is precisely the case those overlays
- * exist for. Infinite bounds ("top/bottom of axis") are ignored: they clamp to the domain by
- * definition and would otherwise blow it up.
- */
-extraBounds?: readonly number[]): [number, number];
-/**
- * The cartesian chart primitive — the rung that was missing between `ChartFrame` and raw visx
- * (`docs/CHARTS-SPEC.md` §2).
- *
- * It owns, once, everything every chart repeated: measured margins, both y scales and their
- * domains, the x scale and its tick thinning, grid, zones, axes, the shared cursor, the crosshair
- * and its per-series dots, the hover/keyboard overlay, and the derived tooltip. The child draws
- * marks and nothing else, so two charts cannot drift apart in any of those layers — that identity
- * IS the consistency guarantee.
- *
- * Margins are MEASURED from the labels that will actually be painted, so a wide tick label widens
- * its own gutter instead of clipping or needing a hand-tuned `margin` prop.
- */
-export declare function CartesianChart<T>({ data, chartId, getX, series, y, y2, xTicks, xTickValues, formatX, xLabelRotate, zones, xZones, refLines, height, aspectRatio, fill, legend, tooltip, margin: marginOverride, cursorValue, cursorResolution, ariaLabel, isPending, state, className, style, children, }: CartesianChartProps<T>): ReactNode;
-export {};
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