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Fix discover, tsvb and Lens chart theming issues (#69695)
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# Theme Service | ||
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The `theme` service offers utilities to interact with the kibana theme. EUI provides a light and dark theme object to supplement the Elastic-Charts `baseTheme`. However, every instance of a Chart would need to pass down the correct EUI theme depending on Kibana's light or dark mode. There are several ways you can use the `theme` service to get the correct shared `theme` and `baseTheme`. | ||
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> The current theme (light or dark) of Kibana is typically taken into account for the functions below. | ||
## `chartsDefaultBaseTheme` | ||
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Default `baseTheme` from `@elastic/charts` (i.e. light). | ||
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## `chartsDefaultTheme` | ||
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Default `theme` from `@elastic/eui` (i.e. light). | ||
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## `useChartsTheme` and `useChartsBaseTheme` | ||
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A **React hook** for simple fetching of the correct EUI `theme` and `baseTheme`. | ||
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```js | ||
import { npStart } from 'ui/new_platform'; | ||
import { Chart, Settings } from '@elastic/charts'; | ||
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export const YourComponent = () => ( | ||
<Chart> | ||
<Settings | ||
theme={npStart.plugins.charts.theme.useChartsTheme()} | ||
baseTheme={npStart.plugins.charts.theme.useChartsBaseTheme()} | ||
/> | ||
{/* ... */} | ||
</Chart> | ||
); | ||
``` | ||
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## `chartsTheme$` and `chartsBaseTheme$` | ||
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An **`Observable`** of the current charts `theme` and `baseTheme`. Use this implementation for more flexible updates to the chart theme without full page refreshes. | ||
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```tsx | ||
import { npStart } from 'ui/new_platform'; | ||
import { EuiChartThemeType } from '@elastic/eui/src/themes/charts/themes'; | ||
import { Subscription, combineLatest } from 'rxjs'; | ||
import { Chart, Settings, Theme } from '@elastic/charts'; | ||
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interface YourComponentProps {}; | ||
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interface YourComponentState { | ||
chartsTheme: EuiChartThemeType['theme']; | ||
chartsBaseTheme: Theme; | ||
} | ||
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export class YourComponent extends Component<YourComponentProps, YourComponentState> { | ||
private subscriptions: Subscription[] = []; | ||
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public state = { | ||
chartsTheme: npStart.plugins.charts.theme.chartsDefaultTheme, | ||
chartsBaseTheme: npStart.plugins.charts.theme.chartsDefaultBaseTheme, | ||
}; | ||
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componentDidMount() { | ||
this.subscription = combineLatest( | ||
npStart.plugins.charts.theme.chartsTheme$, | ||
npStart.plugins.charts.theme.chartsBaseTheme$ | ||
).subscribe(([chartsTheme, chartsBaseTheme]) => | ||
this.setState({ chartsTheme, chartsBaseTheme }) | ||
); | ||
} | ||
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componentWillUnmount() { | ||
if (this.subscription) { | ||
this.subscription.unsubscribe(); | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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public render() { | ||
const { chartsBaseTheme, chartsTheme } = this.state; | ||
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return ( | ||
<Chart> | ||
<Settings | ||
theme={chartsTheme} | ||
baseTheme={chartsBaseTheme} | ||
/> | ||
{/* ... */} | ||
</Chart> | ||
); | ||
} | ||
} | ||
``` | ||
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## Why have `theme` and `baseTheme`? | ||
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The `theme` prop is a recursive partial `Theme` that overrides properties from the `baseTheme`. This allows changes to the `Theme` TS type in `@elastic/charts` without having to update the `@elastic/eui` themes for every `<Chart />`. |
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