Nivo Charts: not all settings switches works

[PorreKaj]

Version

4.3.4

Severity

Low

Environment

msi

Steps to Reproduce

$Data = $( [PSCustomObject]@{ value = 30 color = '#BF5290' } [PSCustomObject]@{ value = 100 color = '#52BE80'

        }
    )

    New-UDNivoChart -Pie -Data ($Data | Where-Object { $_.Value -ne 0 }) -OnClick { Show-UDToast -Message "test" } 

    Produces a pie chart with atrocious wild animations on mouse-over. i expected '-DisableAnimations' to disable animations.

Expected behavior

-DisableAnimations disables animations

Actual behavior

-DisableAnimations does not disable animations

Additional Environment data

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Screenshots/Animations

No response

[PorreKaj]

Maybe I should have created a more "General" issue of all Nivo Charts. for example, the sample provided for a bar chart in the docs does not work $Data = 1..10 | ForEach-Object { $item = Get-Random -Max 1000 [PSCustomObject]@{ Name = "Test$item" Value = $item } } New-UDNivoChart -Bar -Keys "Value" -IndexBy 'name' -Data $Data -Height 500 -Width 1000

The example for Bubble kinda works, but like many of the types the labels are missong ` $TreeData = @{ Name = "root" children = @( @{ Name = "first" children = @( @{ Name = "first-first" Count = 7 } @{ Name = "first-second" Count = 8 } ) }, @{ Name = "second" Count = 21 } ) }

New-UDNivoChart -Bubble -Data $TreeData -Value "count" -Identity "name" -Height 500 -Width 800 `

The sample for calendar kinda works, but the example picture shows some kind of mouse-over label which is missing IRL and so on.

in general, it seems that Nivo charts in PSU could use a big box of love. bug fixing and maybe including more of the chart types available.

[adamdriscoll]

Spent some time fixing some of these issues.

• Disabled Animations
• Case sensitivity (bar chart example you posted)

And looked into some others:

• Missing labels
• Missing tooltips

I opened some issues to break out specific work. I also open a general "new nivo charts" issue and will take a look and see which would probably be the most useful.