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@octanejs/recharts

v0.1.50

Published

8 days ago

Recharts for the octane renderer — reuses recharts' framework-agnostic core (Redux Toolkit state, reselect, d3 via victory-vendor) and swaps the React layer for octane's hooks.

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@octanejs/recharts

Recharts for the octane UI framework.

Installation

npm install @octanejs/recharts
pnpm add @octanejs/recharts

A port of recharts 3.9.2 that reuses the framework-agnostic modules (the Redux/RTK chart state layer, reselect, d3) and reimplements the React layer on octane's hooks. Currently partial: phases 0–1 of the port plan — the static BarChart/LineChart pipeline end-to-end (isAnimationActive={false}), byte-identical to upstream in the differential rig. The phased plan lives in docs/recharts-port-plan.md.

import { BarChart, Bar, XAxis, YAxis } from '@octanejs/recharts';

TypeScript

The package exports authored TypeScript and .tsrx source, including its component prop types. Check applications with tsrx-tsc --noEmit and the octane/compiler/volar compiler configured by the Octane CLI. Plain tsc does not check .tsrx implementations.

The package is checked with strict: true, skipLibCheck: false, and no Node ambient types. BarProps, PieProps, and the other component prop exports come from the implementations, not a separate declaration facade. Events use native DOM types, and refs use Octane's ref-as-prop contract.

Status

Current scope, known divergences, and verification status are tracked in the generated bindings status table, sourced from this package's status.json.