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feat: allow use of functions for y, y0, split and stack accessors #943
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Thanks Nick for taking the ownership of this feature.
It looks great, I've written few comments I'd like to discuss before merging
src/utils/accessor.ts
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* @param datum - the datum | |||
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export type UnaryAccessorFn<Return = any> = (datum: Datum) => Return; | |||
export interface UnaryAccessorFn<Return = any> { | |||
seriesName?: string; |
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seriesName
doesn't sound related to the accessor function. A series describe one or multiple objects made up of one or multiple fields and values. Here instead you are requesting a name for an accessor.
We can also barely specify it as a name
or fieldName
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Yeah good point. I don't wanna use name
because they could unknowingly set the name based on the variable name of the function itself. See 4b6876c
* @param index | ||
* @internal | ||
*/ | ||
export function getAccessorString(accessor: Accessor | AccessorFn, index: number) { |
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Similar to the comment relate to the accessor seriesName
, this can be renamed to something like:
getAccessorName
or getAccessorFieldName
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yAccessorFn.seriesName = 'simple y value'; | ||
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// complex example | ||
const yAccessorFn: AccessorFn = ({ range }) => \`\${range.to} - \${range.from}\`; | ||
yAccessorFn.seriesName = 'complex y value'; | ||
\`\`\` | ||
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If no \`seriesName\` is provided, the default value will be set using the index \`(index:0)\`. | ||
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Try changing the \`seriesName\` for the y and split accessor functions in the storybook knobs. |
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In case you change the seriesName
field, remember to change also this
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const accessorStr = getAccessorString(accessor, index); | ||
splitAccessors.set(accessorStr, value); |
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Here there can be an issue when the seriesName
of an accessor function is the same as the key of another accessor.
On the provided story, if you use splitAccessorFn.seriesName = 'g1
the splitSeriesAccessors={['g1', splitAccessorFn]}
will wrongly split the data.
I'm not sure if we need to prevent this or just discourage this practice.
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Yeah, that's tough to avoid. I think it's the same with duplicate Accessor
strings in that we cannot really avoid it. I added a note to the story but maybe we can figure out a better way in the future (81b798f)
🎉 This PR is included in version 24.4.0 🎉 The release is available on: Your semantic-release bot 📦🚀 |
# [24.4.0](elastic/elastic-charts@v24.3.0...v24.4.0) (2020-12-09) ### Bug Fixes * empty labels on debug state ([opensearch-project#940](elastic/elastic-charts#940)) ([3d1281b](elastic/elastic-charts@3d1281b)) ### Features * allow use of functions for y, y0, split and stack accessors ([opensearch-project#943](elastic/elastic-charts#943)) ([e881723](elastic/elastic-charts@e881723))
Summary
closes #808, closes #838, related to #837
Allows for functional accessors (
AccessorFn
) onyAccessors
,y0Accessors
,splitSeriesAccessors
andstackAccessors
.Complex example with
seriesName
If no
seriesName
is provided, the default value will be set using the index(index:0)
.Checklist
src/index.ts
(and stories only import from../src
except for test data & storybook)