Whenever a function is referenced in a prop type, such as label: Boolean | Object | ReactElement | Function [optional], there is no mention of what parameters the function receives, nor what the function should return. This is crucial information for anyone using the library. A solution should be determined for how to document these functions so that PRs can be opened for them. Should the word "

Ive been trying for hours to animate my pie graph. Ive managed to get bar/line animated by searching the internets but the PIE has been tough..

The chart will render but it does not animate

I've referenced
http://jsfiddle.net/nwa9d167/

and Animating a donut
http://gionkunz.github.io/chartist-js/examples.html#animating-a-donut-with-svganimate

my code is below, I've basically copy

cc: plotly/plotly.js#4707 (comment)

The search results are cut off. This prevents me from finding information

Dear @sbstjn,
I'm Peter from @cdnjs, we'll like to add the awesome lib on our cdn project, and automatically add the new versions in the future, would you please add tags for each version so that our updater can recognize them. Thanks!

Not really an issue but thought I would mention it. When installed via npm the dist folder contains two resources for the minified code:-

It wasn't immediately clear which one to use so maybe you can remove one.

Thanks for a great package.

When logscale is set on an axis only, its ylogscale ends up at NaN and the graph goes invisible. Docs should mention that logscale must be set globally as well.

Hi, thanks for your greate work.
I'm a typescript user and use webpack to bundle my project files.
The webpack@2 has the Tree Shaking features which can reduce the size of files.
Since this feature can only work on es6, can you include the source code (the ts code are ok because I can use ts-loader to convert them), other than the production code in the npm package?

Hi. Unfortunately the topic "grid lines" isn't documented at all. The only thing I could find was a test file inside the project. Out of that I've created a small test:

ticks := []chart.Tick{
	{Value: 1.0, Label: "1.0"},
	{Value: 2.0, Label: "2.0"},
	{Value: 3.0, Label: "3.0"},
	{Value: 4.0, Label: "4.0"},
}

lines := chart.GenerateGridLines(ticks, chart.Style{}, chart.Style{})

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In an example created in your amazing builder (code below), time labels are displayed in 6-seconds intervals. The offset cycles after some frames - between 0, 2 and 4, probably depending on the scroll position. Visually, this leads to very distracting jumps.

This may be a duplicate of #53 - depending on what "flickering" is.

html:

<canvas id="smoothie-c

Solution that would be nice its additional field "crosshairMarkerColor" to addLineSeries settings

const lineSeries = chart.addLineSeries({
    crosshairMarkerVisible: true,
    crosshairMarkerRadius: 6,
    crosshairMarkerColor: '#111',
});

How would you recommend fixing negative values in barChar? I can't explain properly, so I'll show you an example:

2010: 0+0+0+0
2011: 0+0+0+0
2012: 0+0+0+0
2013: 0+5+8+0
2014: -38+0+13+0
2015: 45+12+130+0
2016: 0+0+0+0

I think that the xAxis should stay in y=0, and the

The Problem

The DevExtreme validation API does not support async calls and cannot be used to implement server-side validation. You can apply the solution described in the Server-Side Validation article, but it does not allow displaying the current validation status in the editor

(See #67)

To fix this, the chart's frame should be put inside another view containing the labels (this would also fix a similar issue when printing the last label (#37)

For example instead of only listing the name of the property, why not indicating the full line? Instead of "fill" for example for a tooltip, indicate display series.tooltip.background.fill = am4core.color("white");
since classes are different and are not obvious, I have had to google most of them using previous questions and then trying them blindly. Another example: "shiftRadius" is listed but h

{% pie_chart browser_stats with library={"title":"Browser Statistics, May 2013"} %}

So we do similar for line_chart as:
{% line_chart exchange with library={"title":"Browser Statistics, May 2013"} %}

v0.3.1 ->leaflet-dvf.js

   _createText: function (layer) {
        // var options = layer.options.text || {};
        var options = layer.options || {};
       ......
        var textNode = document.createTextNode(options.text);
       ......
     }

This codepen shows the issue: https://codepen.io/dylanvann/pen/OYaedz

The onHover handler forces a re-render.

Whenever the Plot is re-rendered some state is lost. In particular the selection is lost.

How it behaves when re-rendering (selection box is not maintained):

H

charting-library-examples/react-native/

Its not working with higher version of react-native.
"react-native": "0.59.8"
Showing blank white screen.

"react-native-webview": "7.0.1"

To Reproduce

Run the App in iOS.

Expected behavior

It should show the chart library but it is showing white blank screen.

Screenshots

![Screenshot 2020-03-28 at 8 16 43 PM

In the npm guide for creating your first chart, the following line " ChartModule.forRoot(require('highcharts')" is used, but this line is missing the escape ')' closing out the forRoot.

Can be confusing for newcomers.

Bug or Feature Request?

I need mouse wheel zoom In/Out and scrolling in this stock chart. and I found this highchart zoom in/out code. I tried myself with import MapNavigation from react-jsx-highstock but this error showing
`Attempted import error: 'MapNavigation' is not exported from '