Vue.js UI Components for visualizing tabular data using @observablehq/plot
library.
Caution
Beta release
Install @memotux/vue-plot
package:
Important
Package is in Beta release
pnpm add @memotux/vue-plot @observablehq/plot
Add plotCustomElement
to vite.config.plugins.vue
to register PlotMarks
as Vue Custom Component.
import { plotCustomElement } from '@memotux/vue-plot'
export default defineConfig({
// ...
plugins: [
vue({
...plotCustomElement,
}),
],
// ...
})
Import plugin install function VuePlot
and use
it on your Vue.app
:
import { createApp } from 'vue'
import { VuePlot } from '@memotux/vue-plot'
const app = createApp({})
// ...
app.use(VuePlot)
// ...
This will install VPlot
component globally on your App.
Also you can use VPlot
component in local registration:
<script setup>
import { VPlot } from '@memotux/vue-plot'
defineProps(['options', 'marks'])
</script>
<template>
<VPlot
v-bind="options"
:marks="marks"
/>
</template>
<script setup>
import { reactive, computed } from 'vue'
import { VPlot } from '@memotux/vue-plot'
import { frame, text } from '@observablehq/plot'
const hello = reactive(['Hello World!'])
const helloOptions = reactive({
frameAnchor: 'middle',
})
const plot = computed(() => ({
width: 688,
className: 'plot',
marks: [frame(), text(hello, helloOptions)],
}))
</script>
<template>
<!-- Plot Marks in props -->
<VPlot v-bind="plot" />
<!-- Plot Marks as children -->
<VPlot v-bind="{ ...plot, marks: undefined }">
<PlotFrame />
<PlotText v-bind="{ ...helloOptions, data: hello }" />
</VPlot>
</template>
interface PlotProps extends PlotOptions {}
// PlotMarksOptions are different for each mark
interface PlotMarkProps extends MarksOptions {
data?: Plot.Data
}
Plot Marks must be present as props
or as children
.
Marks as props
must be imported from @observablehq/plot
and passed as marks
property to VPlot
component.
Marks as children
are defined as any other Vue.js Component, wich name must start with Plot
followed by Mark name.
<template>
<VPlot>
<PlotArea />
<PlotBarY />
</VPlot>
</template>
This Custom Components recive as props
same mark arguments types. Example:
<script lang="js">
// data Mark options
const mark = Plot.areaY(aapl, {x: "Date", y: "Close"})
</script>
<!-- equivalent to -->
<template>
<PlotAreaY
:data="aapl"
x="Date"
y="Close"
/>
</template>
Note how data
and options
are equivalent from parameters
to props
.
<script setup lang="ts">
import { VPlot } from '@memotux/vue-plot'
import { aapl } from 'data'
import type { PlotOptions, AreaYOptions } from '@observablehq/plot'
// This are global plot options
const plotOptions: PlotOptions = {
width: 688,
className: 'plot',
}
// This are specific mark options
const options: AreaYOptions = {
x: 'Date',
y: 'Close',
}
</script>
<template>
<Plot
:width="688"
className="plot"
>
<PlotAreaY
:data="aapl"
x="Date"
y="Close"
/>
</Plot>
</template>
If you define marks as props
AND as children
, only marks as children
will be rendered.
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