The type of the axis range (e.g. ContinuousAxisRange or OrdinalAxisRange)
Adds a handler for when the axes are updated. An axis domain/range could change because of a zoom action, a pan action, or as new data is streamed in.
The unique ID of the handler to register/add
The handler function that accepts a map of updates and a plot dimension
Adds an x-axis to the axes and updates the internal state
Adds a y-axis to the axes and updates the internal state
Retrieves the current axis bounds for the specified axis ID
Retrieves the axis assigned to the specified series
The axes assigned to the specified series
Retrieves the current axis range for the specified axis ID
OptionalonCallback when the time range changes.
The times (start, end) times for each axis in the plot. The times argument is a
map(axis_id -> (start, end)). Where start and end refer to the time-range for the
axis.
void
Removes the axis-update handler with the specified ID
The ID of the handler to remove
Resets all the axes bound to the original bounds
Resets the axis bounds to its original bounds
The ID of the axis
OptionalaxisBounds: AxisIntervalAn optional bounds that resets the original bounds
Sets the axis ranges specified in the input map
Sets the axis assigned to each series. This should contain all the series used in the chart.
The assignment of the series to their axes
Sets the domain (interval) for the specified axis ID to the specified range
The ID of the axis for which to set the range
The new domain as a [start: number, end: number] tuple
Sets the axis range for the specified axis ID
Sets the original axis bounds for the specified axis ID to the specified range
The ID of the axis for which to set the range
The new range as a [start, end] tuple
Callback function that is called when the time ranges change. The time ranges could change because of a zoom action, a pan action, or as new data is streamed in.
The x-axes state holds the currently set x-axes, manipulation and accessor functions
The y-axes state holds the currently set x-axes, manipulation and accessor functions
The values exposed by the hook