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The space between the coordinate region and the chart boundary is called padding, just like in the CSS box model.
There is no intellectual magic in the padding calculation. They are just set by Chart.padding, with a default EdgeInsets.fromLTRB(40, 5, 10, 20). So if the labels are cut, just set another value to adjust.
Yet there is still a good news, padding property is a function of chart size, so you can do some responsive design in the setting.
I am experimenting with placing the Y axis on the right and flipping the labels as mentioned in #38
It seems the graph boundaries are not computed properly to allow room for the labels in that scenario.
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