@awey/react-chart-container v1.1.4

React Chart Container

React Chart Container is a React component that can wrap chart elements and handle it's init, update and resize event properly.

Why you need React Chart Container?

If you render a chart on an element like div with some library like ECharts, you'll have to consider all the concepts bellow:

• init a chart instance and render it on the target element
• handle resizing of the chart when size of any of the ancestral elements changing or the browser window size changing
• handle updatingof the chart when data or chart setting changing
• handle loading status when fetching chart data
• destroy chart instance at proper time

it's really annoying to do all the things.

React Chart Container can help you with all the stuff above.

Installation

React Chart Container can be installed by npm or yarn.

# yarn
yarn add @awey/react-chart-container

# npm
npm install @awey/react-chart-container

And you should import the component, style and hook.

import { ReactChartContainer, useReactChartContainer } from '@awey/react-chart-container'
import '@awey/react-chart-container/lib/style.css'

Usage

A typical example is as bellow:

import { FC, useEffect, useState } from 'react'
import * as echarts from 'echarts/core'
import { LineChart } from 'echarts/charts'
import { CanvasRenderer } from 'echarts/renderers'
import { GridComponent } from 'echarts/components'
import { TimelineData, getMockData } from './mock-data'
import { ReactChartContainer, useReactChartContainer } from '../react-chart-container'
import k from './k'

echarts.use([LineChart, CanvasRenderer, GridComponent])

const Spin: FC = () => <div>Loading...</div>

function transformData (data: TimelineData) {
  return data.values.map(line => {
    return {
      type: 'line',
      name: line.name,
      id: line.alias + ':::' + line.name,
      data: line.data.map((point, index) => {
        if (!data.timestamps[index]) return null
        return {
          name: data.timestamps[index],
          value: [data.timestamps[index], point]
        }
      })
    }
  })
}

function App () {
  const [mockData, setMockData] = useState(getMockData())

  const { elRef, onReady, onResize, onDestroy } = useReactChartContainer<echarts.ECharts, TimelineData, string>({
    init: (el, d) => {
      // console.log('settings in init function:', s)
      const instance = echarts.init(el)

      instance.setOption({
        xAxis: {
          type: 'time'
        },
        yAxis: {
          type: 'value',
          axisLabel: { formatter: (v: number) => k(v) }
        },
        grid: {
          show: true,
          left: 56,
          bottom: 24,
          right: 8,
          top: 28
        },
        series: transformData(d)
      }, { lazyUpdate: true })

      return instance
    },
    resize: (graph, size) => graph.resize(),
    update: (graph, d) => {
      graph.setOption({
        series: transformData(d)
      }, { lazyUpdate: true, replaceMerge: 'series' })
    },
    destroy: graph => graph.dispose()
  }, mockData as TimelineData, 'hello')

  useEffect(() => {
    window.setInterval(() => {
      setMockData(getMockData())
    }, 3000)
  }, [])

  return (
    <div >
      <ReactChartContainer
        onReady={onReady}
        onResize={onResize}
        onDestroy={onDestroy}
        spinIcon={<Spin />}
        loading={false}>
        <div ref={elRef} style={{ height: 400 }}></div>
      </ReactChartContainer>
    </div>
  )
}

export default App

API

ReactChartContainer

useReactChartContainer

const useReactChartContainer: <
  GraphType,
  Data,
  Settings = undefined
>(
  chart: Chart<GraphType, Data, Settings>,
  data: Data,
  settings: Settings
) => {
  elRef: MutableRefObject<null>
  graphRef: GraphRef<GraphType>
  onReady: () => void
  onResize: (size: Rect) => void
  onDestroy: () => void
}

interface Chart<GraphType, Data> {
  init (element: HTMLDivElement, data: Data): GraphType
  resize (graph: GraphType, data: Data): void
  update (graph: GraphType, data: Data): void
  destroy (graph: GraphType): void
}

export type GraphRef<GraphType> = MutableRefObject<GraphType | null>