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Interface: D3PSeriesOptions
Defined in: core/series.ts:128
Options of a series: its name, its data, its columns, and the columns the domains, the tooltip and the display use.
Extends
Properties
bus?
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bus?: D3PBus;Defined in: core/series.ts:130
The bus the series uses (the global bus by default).
columns?
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columns?: readonly string[];Defined in: core/series.ts:35
Names of the columns of the input; the first one is x. Default ['x', 'y']. A series with more columns (['x', 'open', 'high', 'low', 'close']) feeds renderers that need them.
Inherited from
data?
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data?: D3PSeriesData;Defined in: core/series.ts:134
The first rows. Anything D3PSeriesData accepts.
display?
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display?: string;Defined in: core/series.ts:142
Column the tooltip shows as the value (default: the primary one).
displayFormat?
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displayFormat?: (value) => string;Defined in: core/series.ts:146
Formats the display column when it is not the primary one (the axis format fits positions, not always the original values).
Parameters
value
number
Returns
string
domainColumns?
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domainColumns?: readonly string[];Defined in: core/series.ts:140
Value columns that the auto domain fits when the series is linked to two domains (default: all of them, but size, value, kind, color and label, which are not positions). A stack leaves its original values out, for instance.
fields?
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fields?: Readonly<Record<string, D3PFieldAccessor>>;Defined in: core/series.ts:39
For object rows and column-oriented data: where each column comes from (default: its own name).
Inherited from
name
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name: string;Defined in: core/series.ts:132
The name of the series, shown in tooltips and legends.
primary?
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primary?: string;Defined in: core/series.ts:37
The column read as "the value" where a single one is expected (default: the second column).
Inherited from
tooltipColumns?
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tooltipColumns?: readonly string[];Defined in: core/series.ts:144
Columns the tooltip lists when the series has several (default: all but x).
xColumns?
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xColumns?: readonly string[];Defined in: core/series.ts:151
Columns the auto domain fits the X domain to (default: x). A histogram lists the edges of its bins, so the axis covers the whole of the first and last bar.