react-code-dataset / recharts /src /util /scale /getNiceTickValues.ts
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/**
* @fileOverview calculate tick values of scale
* @author xile611, arcthur
* @date 2015-09-17
*/
import Decimal from 'decimal.js-light';
import { compose, range, memoize, map, reverse } from './util/utils';
import { getDigitCount, rangeStep } from './util/arithmetic';
/**
* Calculate a interval of a minimum value and a maximum value
*
* @param {Number} min The minimum value
* @param {Number} max The maximum value
* @return {Array} An interval
*/
export const getValidInterval = ([min, max]: [number, number]) => {
let [validMin, validMax] = [min, max];
// exchange
if (min > max) {
[validMin, validMax] = [max, min];
}
return [validMin, validMax];
};
/**
* Calculate the step which is easy to understand between ticks, like 10, 20, 25
*
* @param roughStep The rough step calculated by dividing the difference by the tickCount
* @param allowDecimals Allow the ticks to be decimals or not
* @param correctionFactor A correction factor
* @return The step which is easy to understand between two ticks
*/
export const getFormatStep = (roughStep: Decimal, allowDecimals: boolean, correctionFactor: number) => {
if (roughStep.lte(0)) {
return new Decimal(0);
}
const digitCount = getDigitCount(roughStep.toNumber());
// The ratio between the rough step and the smallest number which has a bigger
// order of magnitudes than the rough step
const digitCountValue = new Decimal(10).pow(digitCount);
const stepRatio = roughStep.div(digitCountValue);
// When an integer and a float multiplied, the accuracy of result may be wrong
const stepRatioScale = digitCount !== 1 ? 0.05 : 0.1;
const amendStepRatio = new Decimal(Math.ceil(stepRatio.div(stepRatioScale).toNumber()))
.add(correctionFactor)
.mul(stepRatioScale);
const formatStep = amendStepRatio.mul(digitCountValue);
return allowDecimals ? new Decimal(formatStep.toNumber()) : new Decimal(Math.ceil(formatStep.toNumber()));
};
/**
* calculate the ticks when the minimum value equals to the maximum value
*
* @param value The minimum value which is also the maximum value
* @param tickCount The count of ticks
* @param allowDecimals Allow the ticks to be decimals or not
* @return array of ticks
*/
export const getTickOfSingleValue = (value: number, tickCount: number, allowDecimals: boolean): Array<number> => {
let step: Decimal = new Decimal(1);
// calculate the middle value of ticks
let middle = new Decimal(value);
if (!middle.isint() && allowDecimals) {
const absVal = Math.abs(value);
if (absVal < 1) {
// The step should be a float number when the difference is smaller than 1
step = new Decimal(10).pow(getDigitCount(value) - 1);
middle = new Decimal(Math.floor(middle.div(step).toNumber())).mul(step);
} else if (absVal > 1) {
// Return the maximum integer which is smaller than 'value' when 'value' is greater than 1
middle = new Decimal(Math.floor(value));
}
} else if (value === 0) {
middle = new Decimal(Math.floor((tickCount - 1) / 2));
} else if (!allowDecimals) {
middle = new Decimal(Math.floor(value));
}
const middleIndex = Math.floor((tickCount - 1) / 2);
const fn = compose(
map((n: number) => middle.add(new Decimal(n - middleIndex).mul(step)).toNumber()),
range,
);
return fn(0, tickCount);
};
/**
* Calculate the step
*
* @param min The minimum value of an interval
* @param max The maximum value of an interval
* @param tickCount The count of ticks
* @param allowDecimals Allow the ticks to be decimals or not
* @param correctionFactor A correction factor
* @return The step, minimum value of ticks, maximum value of ticks
*/
export const calculateStep = (
min: number,
max: number,
tickCount: number,
allowDecimals: boolean,
correctionFactor: number = 0,
): {
step: Decimal;
tickMin: Decimal;
tickMax: Decimal;
} => {
// dirty hack (for recharts' test)
if (!Number.isFinite((max - min) / (tickCount - 1))) {
return {
step: new Decimal(0),
tickMin: new Decimal(0),
tickMax: new Decimal(0),
};
}
// The step which is easy to understand between two ticks
const step = getFormatStep(new Decimal(max).sub(min).div(tickCount - 1), allowDecimals, correctionFactor);
// A medial value of ticks
let middle;
// When 0 is inside the interval, 0 should be a tick
if (min <= 0 && max >= 0) {
middle = new Decimal(0);
} else {
// calculate the middle value
middle = new Decimal(min).add(max).div(2);
// minus modulo value
middle = middle.sub(new Decimal(middle).mod(step));
}
let belowCount = Math.ceil(middle.sub(min).div(step).toNumber());
let upCount = Math.ceil(new Decimal(max).sub(middle).div(step).toNumber());
const scaleCount = belowCount + upCount + 1;
if (scaleCount > tickCount) {
// When more ticks need to cover the interval, step should be bigger.
return calculateStep(min, max, tickCount, allowDecimals, correctionFactor + 1);
}
if (scaleCount < tickCount) {
// When less ticks can cover the interval, we should add some additional ticks
upCount = max > 0 ? upCount + (tickCount - scaleCount) : upCount;
belowCount = max > 0 ? belowCount : belowCount + (tickCount - scaleCount);
}
return {
step,
tickMin: middle.sub(new Decimal(belowCount).mul(step)),
tickMax: middle.add(new Decimal(upCount).mul(step)),
};
};
/**
* Calculate the ticks of an interval. Ticks can appear outside the interval
* if it makes them more rounded and nice.
*
* @param tuple of [min,max] min: The minimum value, max: The maximum value
* @param tickCount The count of ticks
* @param allowDecimals Allow the ticks to be decimals or not
* @return array of ticks
*/
function getNiceTickValuesFn([min, max]: [number, number], tickCount = 6, allowDecimals = true): number[] {
// More than two ticks should be return
const count = Math.max(tickCount, 2);
const [cormin, cormax] = getValidInterval([min, max]);
if (cormin === -Infinity || cormax === Infinity) {
const values =
cormax === Infinity
? [cormin, ...range(0, tickCount - 1).map(() => Infinity)]
: [...range(0, tickCount - 1).map(() => -Infinity), cormax];
return min > max ? reverse(values) : values;
}
if (cormin === cormax) {
return getTickOfSingleValue(cormin, tickCount, allowDecimals);
}
// Get the step between two ticks
const { step, tickMin, tickMax } = calculateStep(cormin, cormax, count, allowDecimals, 0);
const values = rangeStep(tickMin, tickMax.add(new Decimal(0.1).mul(step)), step);
return min > max ? reverse(values) : values;
}
/**
* Calculate the ticks of an interval.
* Ticks will be constrained to the interval [min, max] even if it makes them less rounded and nice.
*
* @param tuple of [min,max] min: The minimum value, max: The maximum value
* @param tickCount The count of ticks. This function may return less than tickCount ticks if the interval is too small.
* @param allowDecimals Allow the ticks to be decimals or not
* @return array of ticks
*/
function getTickValuesFixedDomainFn([min, max]: readonly [number, number], tickCount: number, allowDecimals = true) {
// More than two ticks should be return
const [cormin, cormax] = getValidInterval([min, max]);
if (cormin === -Infinity || cormax === Infinity) {
return [min, max];
}
if (cormin === cormax) {
return [cormin];
}
const count = Math.max(tickCount, 2);
const step = getFormatStep(new Decimal(cormax).sub(cormin).div(count - 1), allowDecimals, 0);
let values = [...rangeStep(new Decimal(cormin), new Decimal(cormax), step), cormax];
if (allowDecimals === false) {
/*
* allowDecimals is false means that we want to have integer ticks.
* The step is guaranteed to be an integer in the code above which is great start
* but when the first step is not an integer, it will start stepping from a decimal value anyway.
* So we need to round all the values to integers after the fact.
*/
values = values.map(value => Math.round(value));
}
return min > max ? reverse(values) : values;
}
export const getNiceTickValues = memoize(getNiceTickValuesFn);
export const getTickValuesFixedDomain = memoize(getTickValuesFixedDomainFn);