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Switch out the bar chart for a time series chart #42

Open suitedaces opened 3 months ago

dev-ape-ai[bot] commented 3 months ago

👋 Hey @suitedaces! Thanks for raising issue #42 regarding updating the sales-dashboard to include a time series chart instead of a bar chart. Here are some insights and resources that might help address this:

Insights on the Issue

Switching from a bar chart to a time series chart involves both front-end changes in how data is visualized and potentially back-end adjustments to how data is prepared for display. Given the tech stack of ReactJS, appropriate charting libraries such as Recharts or perhaps react-timeseries-charts may be utilized for a smooth transition.

Related Code

The search did not explicitly find a "bar chart" implementation in the existing components, which means it might be integrated in a way that wasn't directly labeled or possibly pulled in through a third-party package. Knowing the current library in use for charts will help in suggesting the more detailed code changes needed.

Related Code No direct snippets containing "bar chart" related code were found in this precise phrase search. This may indicate chart elements are abstracted differently, possibly through a library.
Related Search Results 1. [How to Create a Beautiful Time-Series Visualisation with React - Medium](https://medium.com/jobpal-dev/how-to-create-a-beautiful-time-series-visualisation-with-react-vega-3fd3e22ec445) 2. [Time series events using recharts bar graph? - Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76159134/time-series-events-using-recharts-bar-graph) 3. [react-timeseries-charts - npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-timeseries-charts) 4. [Creating Interactive Bar Charts in React: A Step-by-Step Guide - Medium](https://medium.com/@ridaarif16/creating-interactive-bar-charts-in-react-a-step-by-step-guide-f20b93ad9783) 5. [react-timeseries-charts examples - CodeSandbox](https://codesandbox.io/examples/package/react-timeseries-charts)

To proceed effectively, can you confirm if a specific library is currently used for charts in the sales-dashboard? This will help suggest accurate modifications for implementing the time series chart.

suitedaces commented 3 months ago

@devapeai /code

dev-ape-ai[bot] commented 3 months ago

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Relevant Code

View Snippets ```tsx // components/layout/sidebar.tsx import { DashboardNav } from "@/components/dashboard-nav"; import { navItems } from "@/constants/data"; import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"; export default function Sidebar() { return ( ); } ``` ```tsx // components/kanban/kanban-board.tsx return `Column ${ active.data.current.column.title } was dropped into position ${overColumnPosition + 1} of ${ columnsId.length }`; } else if ( active.data.current?.type === "Task" && over.data.current?.type === "Task" ) { const { tasksInColumn, taskPosition, column } = getDraggingTaskData( over.id, over.data.current.task.status, ); if (over.data.current.task.status !== pickedUpTaskColumn.current) { return `Task was dropped into column ${column?.title} in position ${ taskPosition + 1 } of ${tasksInColumn.length}`; } return `Task was dropped into position ${taskPosition + 1} of ${ tasksInColumn.length } in column ${column?.title}`; } pickedUpTaskColumn.current = null; }, onDragCancel({ active }) { pickedUpTaskColumn.current = null; if (!hasDraggableData(active)) return; return `Dragging ${active.data.current?.type} cancelled.`; }, }; return ( {columns?.map((col, index) => ( task.status === col.id)} /> {index === columns?.length - 1 && (
)}
))} {!columns.length && }
{"document" in window && createPortal( {activeColumn && ( task.status === activeColumn.id)} /> )} {activeTask && } , document.body, )}
); ``` ```tsx // components/kanban/task-card.tsx import { Button } from "@/components/ui/button"; import { Card, CardContent, CardHeader } from "@/components/ui/card"; import { Task } from "@/lib/store"; import { useSortable } from "@dnd-kit/sortable"; import { CSS } from "@dnd-kit/utilities"; import { cva } from "class-variance-authority"; import { GripVertical } from "lucide-react"; import { Badge } from "../ui/badge"; // export interface Task { // id: UniqueIdentifier; // columnId: ColumnId; // content: string; // } interface TaskCardProps { task: Task; isOverlay?: boolean; } export type TaskType = "Task"; export interface TaskDragData { type: TaskType; task: Task; } export function TaskCard({ task, isOverlay }: TaskCardProps) { const { setNodeRef, attributes, listeners, transform, transition, isDragging, } = useSortable({ id: task.id, data: { type: "Task", task, } satisfies TaskDragData, attributes: { roleDescription: "Task", }, }); the style = { transition, transform: CSS.Translate.toString(transform), }; the variants = cva("", { variants: { dragging: { over: "ring-2 opacity-30", overlay: "ring-2 ring-primary", }, }, }); return ( Task {task.title} ); } ```

Plan of Action

  1. Identify the current implementation of the bar chart: Locate the file and the specific code snippet where the bar chart is implemented.
  2. Remove the bar chart code: Carefully remove the existing bar chart code to make space for the new chart.
  3. Implement the time series chart: Integrate a time series chart using a suitable library or custom implementation, ensuring it fits the existing design and data flow.
  4. Test the new chart: Ensure the new time series chart works correctly with the existing data and performs well across all supported devices and browsers.
  5. Review and refactor: Review the new implementation for any potential improvements or necessary refactoring to enhance performance or maintainability.
  6. Document the changes: Update any related documentation to reflect the new chart implementation and any other significant changes.
File Changes
components/layout/sidebar.tsx Remove bar chart code and integrate time series chart.

Coding now...

Please stand by while I code the changes based on the plan above.

dev-ape-ai[bot] commented 3 months ago

🚀 Pull Request created successfully! Here's the link: PR Link

🎉 Great job team! Let's review and merge the changes.