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Bar Chart

Introduction to the Bar Chart component

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Written by BRICKS TOOLS
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The Bar Chart component is primarily used to load and display data within an application, and can be applied to create various types of charts.

Display of the Bar Chart on the Canvas


  • Frame Section

The basic properties of the Frame are the same as those of the Rect component. For details, please refer to the Frame section of the Rect component documentation.


  • Properties Section

The basic properties of the Bar Chart component are inherited from the Rect component. For details, please refer to the Properties section of the Rect component documentation.

Additional property explanations are as follows:

Property Name

Data Type

Description

URL

String


Text string


Configure



Object


JSON format


Number


Numeric value


Configure

Boolean


Boolean value


Configure

Boolean


Boolean value


Configure

oneof


Selection list


Configure

oneof


Selection list


Configure


  • Properties - Border Section

The basic border properties are the same as those of the Rect component. For details, please refer to the Border section of the Rect component documentation.


  • Animations Section

The basic animation event properties are the same as those of the Rect component. For details, please refer to the Animations section of the Rect component documentation.

Additional animation event explanations:

Configure the animation event triggered when [condition] occurs.

Configure the animation event triggered when [condition] occurs.

Configure the animation event triggered when [condition] occurs.


  • Events Section

The basic event properties are the same as those of the Rect component. For details, please refer to the Events section of the Rect component documentation.

Additional event explanations:

Configure the event triggered when [condition] occurs.

Configure the event triggered when [condition] occurs.

Configure the event triggered when [condition] occurs.

// Link to Event tutorial article

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