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fix(chart): fix chart height and extension bugs #1637

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Recent updates to the codebase include styling adjustments in the chart-core module, which now ensures charts occupy full height. Additionally, the extend.ts file introduces deep cloning of configuration options to maintain immutability while applying changes. Finally, the chart-core.ts file modifies how the option.extend property is assigned, streamlining the integration of chart options.

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packages/theme/src/chart-core/index.less Added height: 100% to the .hui-chart class to ensure charts occupy full height.
packages/vue/src/chart/chart-core/common/extend.ts Introduced deep cloning of the option object using cloneDeep and updated operations to use the cloned object.
packages/vue/src/chart/chart-core/src/chart-core.ts Modified the assignment of option.extend to directly integrate extended chart options.

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@Davont Davont changed the title Fix chart height and extension bugs fix(chart): Fix chart height and extension bugs May 22, 2024
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0778e60 and 94a15eb.
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  • packages/theme/src/chart-core/index.less (2 hunks)
  • packages/vue/src/chart/chart-core/common/extend.ts (4 hunks)
  • packages/vue/src/chart/chart-core/src/chart-core.ts (2 hunks)
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packages/vue/src/chart/chart-core/common/extend.ts (6)

4-4: Ensure cloneDeep is correctly imported and used.


26-27: Good use of cloneDeep to avoid side effects on the original options object.


91-91: Ensure that the modified options object is correctly returned and used elsewhere in the application.


59-59: Ensure that the merge function correctly combines arrays without duplicating or losing data.


65-66: Ensure that the spread operation correctly merges individual objects within the array.

Verification successful

The search results indicate that the spread operation is used extensively throughout the codebase, including within arrays and objects. This suggests that the spread operation is a common practice and is likely implemented correctly.

However, to ensure that the specific usage in packages/vue/src/chart/chart-core/common/extend.ts correctly merges individual objects within the array, we should verify the context and usage of the mergeOption variable and the value being spread.


The search results show that mergeOption is derived from cloneOption and is manipulated in various ways, including merging arrays and objects. The value is obtained from extend[key] and is used in different contexts, including being spread into objects within arrays.

Given this context, the spread operation in the snippet appears to be correctly merging individual objects within the array. The code ensures that mergeOption[key] is an array of objects before applying the spread operation.

  • mergeOption is initialized from cloneOption and is processed to handle different types of values.
  • The value is dynamically obtained and used to merge with existing options.

This confirms that the spread operation is correctly implemented to merge individual objects within the array.

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The setObj function correctly handles keys with dots by splitting the names parameter and iterating through the nested properties to set the value. This ensures that nested property assignment works as expected.

  • The names parameter is split by dots to handle nested properties.
  • The function iterates through the nested properties and sets the value accordingly.
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363-363: Ensure that the applyExtend method is correctly modifying the option.extend property as expected.

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The applyExtend method is correctly modifying the option.extend property by calling the setExtend function with the appropriate parameters. The method checks if this.extend is defined and then applies it to the option.

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@kagol kagol added the bug Something isn't working label May 22, 2024
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