suitedaces / sales-dashboard

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Switch out the bar chart for a time series chart #43

Open suitedaces opened 4 months ago

suitedaces commented 4 months ago

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dev-ape-ai[bot] commented 4 months ago

🔍 Starting by identifying the relevant code for the bar chart that needs to be switched to a time series chart. Stand by for updates!

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) { the { 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} ); } ```

It seems there is no direct reference to a time series chart in the current codebase. We will need to implement this from scratch or integrate a library that supports time series charts.

Plan of Action

  1. Identify the location for the new time series chart: Determine where the chart should be placed within the application.
  2. Select a charting library: Choose a library that supports time series charts, such as Chart.js, D3.js, or ApexCharts.
  3. Implement the chart: Integrate the chart into the application, ensuring it fetches and displays data correctly.
  4. Test the chart: Ensure the chart displays data accurately and interacts seamlessly with the rest of the application.
  5. Review and refactor: Review the code for any potential improvements and refactor if necessary.
  6. Document the changes: Update the project documentation to include information about the new chart.
File Changes
path/to/chart-component.tsx Implement new time series chart using selected library.
path/to/data-fetching.ts Adjust data fetching logic to suit the needs of the time series chart.

Coding now...

Please stand by while the code is being prepared.

dev-ape-ai[bot] commented 4 months ago

👋 Hey @suitedaces! 🚀

Here are some insights and resources that might help with changing the bar chart to a time series chart in the sales-dashboard project:

Insights on the Issue

Currently, I couldn't find explicit instances of a bar chart being used directly in the provided components or relevant React components within the codebase. We may need to target specific visual components or external libraries if the bar charts are abstracted or managed elsewhere. Given your request, the shift to a time series chart would involve not only replacing the visual component but potentially adjusting data handling and state management to suit the requirements of time series data.

Details

Related Code 1. **Sidebar Component Usage (No direct bar chart but a relevant location)**: ```tsx import { DashboardNav } from "@/components/dashboard-nav"; import { navItems } from "@/constants/data"; import { cn } from "@/lib/utils"; export default function Sidebar() { return ( ); } ``` Regardless, I recommend a thorough check or detailing of the current usage areas for bar charts for a precise transition implementation.
Related Search Results 1. [ESnet React timeseries charts](https://github.com/esnet/react-timeseries-charts) - A library providing a common representation and operations for time series structures. This might be useful for implementing the time series chart. 2. [React Graph Gallery - Timeseries](https://www.react-graph-gallery.com/timeseries) - Guide on building and using time scales with d3 in React, if you're considering implementing from scratch. 3. [Medium Article on React Hooks with timeseries charts](https://ayon-bony.medium.com/visualize-time-series-charts-using-react-hooks-62fe4bb6d8e3) - Describes using React Hooks to implement and visualize time-series data, which might align well with our current tech stack. 4. [Medium - Time Series Visualisation with React Vega](https://medium.com/jobpal-dev/how-to-create-a-beautiful-time-series-visualisation-with-react-vega-3fd3e22ec445) - Discusses creating a detailed time-series visualization using the Vega library.

Feel free to clarify any specific requirements or share additional points for a seamless integration.

dev-ape-ai[bot] commented 4 months ago

🚀 The implementation for the time series chart is complete! Here's the PR for review: PR Link

📊 Feel free to check out the changes and provide any feedback!