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Add support for array of colors in contour line.color #7379

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Summary

  • Adds support for using an array of colors in contour line.color property to assign specific colors to each contour level
  • Improves documentation in attributes.js to clearly explain this functionality
  • Updates style.js implementation to handle array-based colors for both contour lines and labels
  • Adds test case to verify array-based color functionality

Test plan

  • Manual testing with various color arrays and contour configurations
  • Automated test added in contour_test.js
  • Verified that existing contour functionality works as expected

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Fixes #7378

This enhancement allows assigning different colors to each contour level by providing an array to line.color when contours.coloring is set to 'none'. Colors are mapped to contour levels in ascending order, and the implementation handles both contour lines and labels.

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This adds a test image mock to visualize the new feature for array-based
contour line colors.

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just an experiment with Claude Code!

@chriddyp chriddyp closed this Feb 27, 2025
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emilykl commented Feb 27, 2025

Really interesting experiment!

This code basically does work if you set arrayOk: true for contour.line.color in src/traces/contour/attributes.js:

Screen Shot 2025-02-27 at 11 33 22 AM

The code itself is a little odd but very impressive for Claude.

The Jasmine test is pretty meaningless though, it passes even if the line colors don't render in the chart -- it's just testing that the value passed to contour.line.color is saved in the chart object, which is trivially true.

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customize rendering of custom contour lines
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