Since JavaScript properties shouldn't always be accessed (no "private"s), it might be better to restrict some access. Users can always call the *js.Object functions if they really want a property too.
Some properties that will definitely be useful are the Values properties for example. This will allow users to do things such as searching for a value in the Values properties and then deleting it from the values via chart.RemovePoint(index).
Since JavaScript properties shouldn't always be accessed (no "private"s), it might be better to restrict some access. Users can always call the *js.Object functions if they really want a property too.
Some properties that will definitely be useful are the
Valuesproperties for example. This will allow users to do things such as searching for a value in theValuesproperties and then deleting it from the values viachart.RemovePoint(index).