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@datafe-open/markdown-chart-vue

v0.1.1

Published

Vue 3 lifecycle adapter for Markdown Chart

Readme

@datafe-open/markdown-chart-vue

Vue 3 <MarkdownChart> component, useMarkdownChart composable, and lower-level placeholder mounting utility for markdown-it applications.

<MarkdownChart :source="markdown" /> works without supplying a markdown-it instance or renderer registry. The component creates safe defaults, registers ECharts, and applies a 360px minimum chart height automatically. Canonical inline datasets and ECharts-resolved referenced datasets automatically include a Chart/Data switch. The switch uses chart and table icons while retaining accessible labels.

Install the zero-config component with:

pnpm add echarts @datafe-open/markdown-chart-vue

markdown-it is included by this package. Applications importing it directly for a custom parser should still declare markdown-it as their own dependency.

The component observes replacement markdownIt and registry props. The composable accepts either plain instances or Vue refs for both values.

Set :streaming="true" while tokens are arriving. Closed fences render immediately, and their existing DOM and chart controller are reused as later Markdown is appended. Only the active unterminated tail fence waits.

The deprecated ChatBI migration prop resolveLegacyArtifactContent accepts a callback that returns raw CSV content. legacyArtifactContextKey can keep an equivalent inline callback stable across rerenders; change the key when its session or authorization context changes. If the key is omitted, callback identity is used as the safe cache boundary.

Chart placeholders must have a non-zero height so ECharts can measure its container:

.markdown-chart-placeholder {
  min-height: 360px;
}