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@object-ui/plugin-charts

v3.3.0

Published

Chart components plugin for Object UI, powered by Recharts

Readme

Plugin Charts - Lazy-Loaded Recharts Components

A lazy-loaded charting component for Object UI based on Recharts.

Features

  • Internal Lazy Loading: Recharts is loaded on-demand using React.lazy() and Suspense
  • Zero Configuration: Just import the package and use type: 'bar-chart' in your schema
  • Automatic Registration: Components auto-register with the ComponentRegistry
  • Skeleton Loading: Shows a skeleton while Recharts loads

Installation

pnpm add @object-ui/plugin-charts

Usage

Automatic Registration (Side-Effect Import)

// In your app entry point (e.g., App.tsx or main.tsx)
import '@object-ui/plugin-charts';

// Now you can use chart-bar type in your schemas
const schema = {
  type: 'bar-chart',
  data: [
    { name: 'Jan', value: 400 },
    { name: 'Feb', value: 300 },
    { name: 'Mar', value: 600 }
  ],
  dataKey: 'value',
  xAxisKey: 'name',
  height: 400
};

Manual Integration

import { chartComponents } from '@object-ui/plugin-charts';
import { ComponentRegistry } from '@object-ui/core';

// Manually register if needed
Object.entries(chartComponents).forEach(([type, component]) => {
  ComponentRegistry.register(type, component);
});

TypeScript Support

The plugin exports TypeScript types for full type safety:

import type { BarChartSchema } from '@object-ui/plugin-charts';

const schema: BarChartSchema = {
  type: 'bar-chart',
  data: [
    { name: 'Jan', value: 400 },
    { name: 'Feb', value: 300 }
  ],
  dataKey: 'value',
  xAxisKey: 'name',
  height: 400
};

Schema API

{
  type: 'bar-chart',
  data?: Array<Record<string, any>>,  // Chart data
  dataKey?: string,                    // Y-axis data key (default: 'value')
  xAxisKey?: string,                   // X-axis label key (default: 'name')
  height?: number,                     // Chart height in pixels (default: 400)
  color?: string,                      // Bar color (default: '#8884d8')
  className?: string                   // Tailwind classes
}

Lazy Loading Architecture

The plugin uses a two-file pattern for optimal code splitting:

  1. ChartImpl.tsx: Contains the actual Recharts import (heavy ~541 KB)
  2. index.tsx: Entry point with React.lazy() wrapper (light)

When bundled, Vite automatically creates separate chunks:

  • index.js (~200 bytes) - The entry point
  • ChartImpl-xxx.js (~541 KB minified, ~136 KB gzipped) - The lazy-loaded implementation

The Recharts library is only downloaded when a chart-bar component is actually rendered, not on initial page load.

Build Output Example

dist/index.js                 0.19 kB  # Entry point
dist/ChartImpl-BJBP1UnW.js  541.17 kB  # Lazy chunk (loaded on demand)
dist/index.umd.cjs          393.20 kB  # UMD bundle

Development

# Build the plugin
pnpm build

# The package will generate proper ESM and UMD builds with lazy loading preserved

Bundle Size Impact

By using lazy loading, the main application bundle stays lean:

  • Without lazy loading: +541 KB on initial load
  • With lazy loading: +0.19 KB on initial load, +541 KB only when chart is rendered

This results in significantly faster initial page loads for applications that don't use charts on every page.