import hbs from 'htmlbars-inline-precompile'; import DelayedArray from '../utils/delayed-array'; import DelayedTruth from '../utils/delayed-truth'; export default { title: 'Charts|Gauge Chart', }; let totalVariations = [ { value: 0, total: 10 }, { value: 1, total: 10 }, { value: 2, total: 10 }, { value: 3, total: 10 }, { value: 4, total: 10 }, { value: 5, total: 10 }, { value: 6, total: 10 }, { value: 7, total: 10 }, { value: 8, total: 10 }, { value: 9, total: 10 }, { value: 10, total: 10 }, ]; let complementVariations = [ { value: 0, complement: 10 }, { value: 1, complement: 9 }, { value: 2, complement: 8 }, { value: 3, complement: 7 }, { value: 4, complement: 6 }, { value: 5, complement: 5 }, { value: 6, complement: 4 }, { value: 7, complement: 3 }, { value: 8, complement: 2 }, { value: 9, complement: 1 }, { value: 10, complement: 0 }, ]; let colorVariations = ['is-info', 'is-warning', 'is-success', 'is-danger']; export let Total = () => { return { template: hbs`
GaugeCharts fill the width of their container and have a dynamic height according to the height of the arc. However, the text within a gauge chart is fixed. This can create unsightly overlap or whitespace, so be careful about responsiveness when using this chart type.
`, context: { delayedTruth: DelayedTruth.create(), }, }; };