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kjol/go/webui/chart.go

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package webui
import "kjol/vdom"
// Port of web/kit/Chart.tsx (default export ReactiveChart).
//
// NOTE: The TSX wraps chart.js — it imperatively creates a `new Chart(ctx, cfg)`
// against a <canvas> 2D context inside onMount, and pushes new data/options via
// createEffect. None of that (canvas 2D drawing, a JS charting lib, mount/cleanup
// lifecycles) exists in the neutral gowasm runtime, so actual chart DRAWING is out
// of scope here. This port renders the faithful container structure + Tailwind and
// an empty <canvas>, keeping a props shape for API parity. The example app instead
// draws charts server-side as go-chart SVG.
// Chart type identifiers (chart.js `type`), kept for API parity with the TSX
// ChartType union. Unused by this SVG-less container.
const (
ChartTypeLine = "line"
ChartTypeBar = "bar"
ChartTypeRadar = "radar"
ChartTypeDoughnut = "doughnut"
ChartTypePolarArea = "polarArea"
ChartTypeBubble = "bubble"
ChartTypePie = "pie"
ChartTypeScatter = "scatter"
)
// ReactiveChartProps mirrors the TSX props. Data and Options are accepted for API
// parity but are not rendered (no JS chart lib in the neutral runtime; see NOTE).
type ReactiveChartProps struct {
Type string
Data any
Options any
Class string
}
// ReactiveChart renders the chart container (h-full + user class) wrapping an
// empty <canvas>. Drawing is out of scope — see the file NOTE.
func ReactiveChart(p ReactiveChartProps) *vdom.VNode {
return vdom.Div(vdom.Attr("class", cx("h-full", p.Class)),
vdom.Canvas(),
)
}