feat: Pie expansion animation behavior

[MohammadYounes]

Version

4.2.1

Steps to reproduce

When loading Pie series along with data, the expansion animation is continues,

Code Sample:

var data = [
    {"name":"A1B·1","value":92386},
    {"name":"BB1·","value":90611},
    {"name":"1BB","value":12596},
    {"name":"2BA·1","value":9438},
    {"name":"1BA","value":10049}
]
    
option = {
    series : [
        {
            type: 'pie',
            animationType:'expansion',
            animationDuration:5000,
            startAngle:0,
            endAngle:360,
            radius : ['50%','80%'],
            center: ['40%', '50%'],
            data: data // set along with series
        }
    ]
};

But when setting the data while the series has already been added, the expansion animation becomes discrete (per pie piece).

Code Sample:

var data = [
    {"name":"A1B·1","value":92386},
    {"name":"BB1·","value":90611},
    {"name":"1BB","value":12596},
    {"name":"2BA·1","value":9438},
    {"name":"1BA","value":10049}
]
    
option = {
    series : [
        {
            type: 'pie',
            animationType:'expansion',
            animationDuration:5000,
            animationDurationUpdate:5000,
            startAngle:0,
            endAngle:360,
            radius : ['50%','80%'],
            center: ['40%', '50%']
        }
    ]
};

//set after rendering
setTimeout(function() {
   myChart.setOption({
       series:[
           {
            data: data
           }
        ]
   })
}, 500);

Is there away to force continues animation even if data is added later?

What is expected?

Continues Pie Chart Animation

What is actually happening?

Discrete Pie Chart Animation

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[pissang]

It's the difference between entry animation and transition animation.

• The first one is entry animation, it is used when series is first created.

• The second one is transition animation, it is used when series already exists but the data is changed.

I suggest you only set series when data is ready.

[MohammadYounes]

@pissang I understand. However, This is a simulation of the issue. In my case I want to replace the whole data and the discrete animation looks odd. Is there a way to force the entry animation without recreating the whole series ?