Any example of function typed Data.order?

[bb-in-hoodie]

Description

I want to use function typed Data.order option but I cannot find a proper way to do it.

description

type definition

1. it seems like type definition and API description doesn't match (I'm pretty sure that the type of each data must not be a simple string)
2. there is no example to follow
3. I tried to figure out what data parameter would represent by using some console.logs, but it seems like the function is never called once. (there was no log printed on Console with the code below)

   data: {
       order: function(...data) {
         console.log(data);
       },
   ...

Can you make an example of a function that can be used in Data.order function?

[netil]

Hi @BlackBindy, when data.order option function value is set, is working for non-arc types only for now.
If you're using gauge, donut or pie only "asc", "desc" & null are accepted.

I'll be considering the implementation for the next release.

[bb-in-hoodie]

Hi @BlackBindy, when data.order option function value is set, is working for non-arc types only for now.
If you're using gauge, donut or pie only "asc", "desc" & null are accepted.

I'll be considering the implementation for the next release.

thanks for your reply 👍🏼

then, if I want to set order: null to keep the original order of the input used in a donut chart, will putting a prefix such as _ on each key (if keys are number value) be the only solution? would there be no workaround?

// original data
{
  100: 10,
  101: 20,
  ...
}

// to
{
  _100: 10,
  _101: 20,
  ...
}

of course it might work, but if I attach a prefix once, I have to detach it everytime I need to use those keys (which never looks elegant enough).

[netil]

@BlackBindy, fixed the issue. I'll be releasing next tagged version soon.
So, if you're not hurry recommend use the fixed version.