chart-axis

Library to generate a continuous range by some interval, and get the coordinate position according to the specified value

Install

npm install geolib

yarn add geolib

Usage

import { getIntervalRange, getCoordByValue } from 'chart-axis'

const { getIntervalRange, getCoordByValue } = require('chart-axis');

<script src="lib/chart_axis.js"></script>

<script>
  const { getIntervalRange, getCoordByValue } = chart_axis;
</script>

Functions

getIntervalRange({ data, intervals = 5, forceInt=false, max=null, steps = [3] })

This function takes up to 3 arguments. First one argument is required.

It returns an incremental array represents the range

const reange1 = getIntervalRange({data:[2343,1234,5434,7435], intervals:5, steps:[3]});
// range1 is [0, 1000, 6300, 6600, 6900, 7200, 7500]

const reange2 = getIntervalRange({data:[2343,1234,5434,7435], intervals:5, steps:[5]})
// range2 is [0, 1000, 5500, 6000, 6500, 7000, 7500]

const reange3 = getIntervalRange({data:[2343,1234,5434,7435], intervals:4, steps:[10]})
// range3 is [0, 1000, 4500, 5500, 6500, 7500]

const reange4 = getIntervalRange({data:[2343,1234,5434,7435], intervals:5, steps:[2,4,6]});
// range4 is [0, 1000, 6700, 6900, 7100, 7300, 7500]

data

Param 'data' must be an value array, most times it is your data list, it is required

intervals

Param 'intervals' determies how many intervals there are in the value range. It's equal to the number of intervals after the range array removes 0;

steps

Param steps is an array type, the inner elements can be valued from 1 to 10. it determines how to decrease in the range returned

max

forceInt

getCoordByValue({ type = "reverse", minCoord, maxCoord, range })

This function return another function that reutrns the coordinate according to a specified value which is within the given range

type

Param type can only be valued at 'reverse' and 'normal',it determines whether the start point for coordinate of specified value is minCoord or maxCoord.

minCoord

If you have a coordinate system in your page, no matter whether it is svg or canvas or just a div, you should specify which interval of the continuous value range should be distributed in the coordinate system.

minCoord is the minimum coordinate in the coordinate interval

maxCoord

maxCoord is the maxmum coordinate in the coordinate interval

range

an array returned by getIntervalRange

const getCoord = getCoordByValue({minCoord:0,maxCoord:300,range:[0, 1000, 6700, 6900, 7100, 7300, 7500]});
getCoord(7500)
// 0
getCoord(0)
//300
getCoord(6900)
//150

const getCoord = getCoordByValue({type:'normal', minCoord:0,maxCoord:300,range:[0, 1000, 6700, 6900, 7100, 7300, 7500]});
getCoord(7500)
// 300
getCoord(0)
//0
getCoord(6900)
//150