any state change affects the needle movement due to force render. Initially, it starts from zero, then updates to the current percentage value upon re-rendering

palerdot / react-d3-speedometer

React Speedometer component using d3.js ⚛️

https://palerdot.in/react-d3-speedometer/

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any state change affects the needle movement due to force render. Initially, it starts from zero, then updates to the current percentage value upon re-rendering #186

Closed SuryaudayMishra closed 2 months ago

SuryaudayMishra commented 2 months ago

any state change affects the needle movement due to force render. Initially, it starts from zero, then updates to the current percentage value upon re-rendering

daniknewgarden commented 2 months ago

Hey @palerdot! Have you resolved the issue? Cause at the moment, on version 2.2.1 it still appears. I want to achieve the next result, as in the demo gif when I dynamically change a value:

https://github.com/palerdot/react-d3-speedometer/assets/38109617/452c862a-df2f-4406-811b-9a73a79b6c53

palerdot commented 2 months ago

Please explain the issue in detail, what do you expect to happen and what is happening with a possible stackblitz/codesanbox reproduction. It is difficult to comprehend what you are expecting to happen from the screenshot and issue title.

PS: forceRender option rerenders everything. If you want the need to animate smoothly, do not pass the force render option. Not sure if there is a confusion related to this prop.