Open mloit opened 3 years ago
As soon as the new version releases for chart.js V3 you can use the initial
property on the context you get to see if the chart is in view.
The initial prop only gets set to true when the chart scolls in to vieuw:
options: {
animation: {
onComplete: (ctx) => {
if (!ctx.initial) {
return;
}
console.log('Chart in view')
}
}
}
I have a need to be able to set a state var once the chart is in view and the animation has started. Unfortunately I cannot rely solely on the events from the chart, I am using
onComplete
, but in adding this plugin,onComplete
is immediately fired on startup, even if the chart isn't in view, which causes problems for me. I have yet to determine whyonComplete
is firing. Long story short, it would be helpful to have a callback/event likeinView
that fires once the chart scrolls into view. This would allow me to ignore theonComplete
events until after this callback event happens.