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@ai-gui/plugin-chart

v0.29.2

Published

ECharts chart plugin for AIGUI — static SVG, interactive, and 3D (echarts-gl).

Readme

@ai-gui/plugin-chart

Chart plugin for AIGUI, powered by ECharts. The model emits a ```chart fenced block containing an ECharts option JSON. Charts are complete-gated: a skeleton shows while the option streams, then the full chart renders (never partial-drawn).

Install

pnpm add @ai-gui/plugin-chart

Install echarts-gl only when using chart({ gl: true }):

pnpm add echarts-gl

Usage

import { chart } from "@ai-gui/plugin-chart"
import { AIRenderer } from "@ai-gui/react"

<AIRenderer plugins={[chart({ interactive: true })]} />

The model emits, e.g.:

```chart {"xAxis":{"type":"category","data":["A","B"]},"yAxis":{"type":"value"},"series":[{"type":"bar","data":[1,2]}]}```

Options

  • interactive?: boolean — when true, complete options render a live ECharts instance (tooltip / dataZoom / click) via a mount output. When false/omitted, they render a static SSR SVG.
  • gl?: boolean — when true, render 3D charts via the optional echarts-gl peer dependency (WebGL, live-only; implies interactive). Enables 3D series like bar3D, scatter3D, surface, line3D, globe, map3D.
  • width?: number / height?: number — chart dimensions (default 600 × 400).

Exports

  • chart(options) — the plugin.
  • chartPromptSpec() — the prompt-spec string (also folded in automatically by buildSystemPrompt when the plugin is passed).

See the root README for the full plugin list.