# Class ChartWidget
The Chart Widget component extending the Chart component to support widget style options. It can be used along with the DrilldownWidget component to support advanced data drilldown.
# Example
Here's how you can use the ChartWidget component in a Vue application:
<template>
<DrilldownWidget :drilldownDimensions="drilldownDimensions" :initialDimension="dimProductName">
<template
#chart="{ drilldownFilters, drilldownDimension, onDataPointsSelected, onContextMenu }"
>
<ChartWidget
chart-type="bar"
v-bind:filters="drilldownFilters"
:dataOptions="{
...chartProps.dataOptions,
category: [drilldownDimension],
}"
:highlight-selection-disabled="true"
:dataSet="chartProps.dataSet"
:style="chartProps.styleOptions"
:on-data-points-selected="(dataPoints:any,event:any) => {
onDataPointsSelected(dataPoints);
onContextMenu({ left: event.clientX, top: event.clientY });
}"
:on-data-point-click="(dataPoint:any,event:any) => {
onDataPointsSelected([dataPoint]);
onContextMenu({ left: event.clientX, top: event.clientY });
}"
:on-data-point-context-menu="(dataPoint:any,event:any) => {
onDataPointsSelected([dataPoint]);
onContextMenu({ left: event.clientX, top: event.clientY });
}"
/>
</template>
</DrilldownWidget>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue';
import { measureFactory, filterFactory } from '@sisense/sdk-data';
import * as DM from '../assets/sample-retail-model';
import { ChartWidget } from '@sisense/sdk-ui-vue';
const dimProductName = DM.DimProducts.ProductName;
const measureTotalRevenue = measureFactory.sum(DM.Fact_Sale_orders.OrderRevenue, 'Total Revenue');
const chartWidgetProps = ref({
// Configure your ChartWidgetProps here
});
</script>
# Param
ChartWidget properties
# Properties
# Data
# dataSource
readonly
dataSource?:DataSource
Data source the query is run against - e.g. Sample ECommerce
If not specified, the query will use the defaultDataSource
specified in the parent Sisense Context.
# filters
readonly
filters?:FilterRelations
|Filter
[]
Filters that will slice query results
# highlights
readonly
highlights?:Filter
[]
Highlight filters that will highlight results that pass filter criteria
# Chart
# chartType
readonly
chartType?:ChartType
Default chart type of each series
# dataOptions
readonly
dataOptions?:ChartDataOptions
Configurations for how to interpret and present the data passed to the chart
# Widget
# description
readonly
description?:string
Description of the widget
# highlightSelectionDisabled
readonly
highlightSelectionDisabled?:boolean
Boolean flag whether selecting data points triggers highlight filter of the selected data
Recommended to turn on when the Chart Widget component is enhanced with data drilldown by the Drilldown Widget component
If not specified, the default value is false
# styleOptions
readonly
styleOptions?:ChartWidgetStyleOptions
Style options for both the chart and widget including the widget header
# title
readonly
title?:string
Title of the widget
# Callbacks
# onBeforeRender
readonly
onBeforeRender?:BeforeRenderHandler
A callback that allows you to customize the underlying chart element before it is rendered.
Use the highchartsOptions
object that is passed to the callback to change
options values (opens new window) and then return the modified options
object. The returned options are then used when rendering the chart.
This callback is not supported for Indicator Chart, Areamap Chart, Scattermap Chart, and Table.
For an example of how the onBeforeRender
callback can be used, see the
Compose SDK Charts Guide.
# onDataPointClick
readonly
onDataPointClick?:AreamapDataPointEventHandler
|BoxplotDataPointEventHandler
|DataPointEventHandler
|ScatterDataPointEventHandler
|ScattermapDataPointEventHandler
Click handler callback for a data point
# onDataPointContextMenu
readonly
onDataPointContextMenu?:BoxplotDataPointEventHandler
|DataPointEventHandler
|ScatterDataPointEventHandler
Context menu handler callback for a data point
# onDataPointsSelected
readonly
onDataPointsSelected?:DataPointsEventHandler
|ScatterDataPointsEventHandler
Handler callback for selection of multiple data points