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feat(HillChart): add gradient color capability #121

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  • New Features

    • Added a new gradient color variant for the Hill Chart.
    • Introduced a new Hill Chart configuration with four data points and gradient color support.
    • Added a solid color variant for the Hill Chart.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved color handling and gradient color assignment logic in chart rendering.

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The pull request modifies the HillChart configuration by updating the JSON structure in HillChart.json to include a new gradient variant and a solid color variant. It introduces a new JavaScript configuration file HillChart-9.js, which defines properties for the gradient chart, including data points and visual settings. Additionally, the handleOption.js file is updated to enhance the logic for assigning gradient colors based on opacity, allowing for more straightforward color handling.

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File Change Summary
public/example_data/HillChart.json Updated existing entry to "山峰图-渐变色" and added new entry "山峰图-纯色" under "基础形态"
public/option/HillChart/HillChart-9.js Introduced new configuration object option with chart properties, data points, colors, and padding
src/components/HillChart/handleOption.js Modified setGradientColor function to improve flexibility in color assignment based on opacity

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Config as HillChart Configuration
    participant Component as HillChart Component
    participant Handler as Color Handler

    Config->>Component: Provide chart configuration
    Component->>Handler: Request gradient color setup
    Handler-->>Handler: Process color and opacity
    Handler->>Component: Return configured gradient colors
    Component->>Config: Render HillChart with gradient
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
public/option/HillChart/HillChart-9.js (2)

3-3: Ensure color array indices match between color and gradientColor.

The color arrays are paired correctly, but consider adding a comment to document the relationship between color and gradientColor arrays for maintainability.

     color: ['#2070F380', '#62B42E80', '#715AFB80', '#2CB8C980'],
+    // Each color corresponds to the same index in gradientColor with added opacity
     gradientColor: ['#2070F3', '#62B42E', '#715AFB', '#2CB8C9']

Also applies to: 17-17


4-4: Consider documenting padding values.

The padding configuration [50, 150, 50, 150] uses symmetric values. Consider adding a comment to explain the large horizontal padding (150px).

-    chartPadding: [50, 150, 50, 150],
+    // [top, right, bottom, left] - Wide horizontal padding for better hill chart visualization
+    chartPadding: [50, 150, 50, 150],
src/components/HillChart/handleOption.js (1)

89-97: Simplify gradient color stop logic and add error handling.

The conditional logic for color stops could be simplified and should include error handling for undefined values.

Consider refactoring to:

-                color: !opacity ? gradientColor[params.dataIndex % gradientColor.length] : codeToRGB(codeToHex(gradientColor[params.dataIndex % gradientColor.length]), opacity || 0.8),
+                color: getColorWithOpacity(gradientColor, params.dataIndex, opacity),
              },
              {
                offset: 1,
-                color: !opacity ? iChartOption.color[params.dataIndex % gradientColor.length] : codeToRGB(
-                  codeToHex(iChartOption.color[params.dataIndex % iChartOption.color.length]),
-                  opacity || 0.8,
-                ),
+                color: getColorWithOpacity(iChartOption.color, params.dataIndex, opacity),

Add this helper function at the top of the file:

function getColorWithOpacity(colors, index, opacity) {
  if (!colors || !colors.length) {
    console.warn('Invalid color array provided');
    return '#000000';
  }
  const color = colors[index % colors.length];
  return !opacity ? color : codeToRGB(codeToHex(color), opacity || 0.8);
}
public/example_data/HillChart.json (1)

11-15: Consider updating section organization.

The new gradient color variant is added under "基础形态" (Basic Form), but there's already a "山峰图-多色渐变" (HillChart-Multi-color Gradient) under "基础能力" (Basic Capabilities). Consider consolidating gradient-related features under the same section.

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public/option/HillChart/HillChart-9.js (1)

5-10: Verify data point values are within expected range.

The data points follow a descending pattern (86 → 31) which might affect the visual representation of the hill chart. Ensure this is the intended pattern for the gradient demonstration.

Comment on lines +13 to +15
"name": "山峰图-渐变色",
"routePath": "HillChart-9",
"imagePath": "./image/theme/light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png"
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💡 Codebase verification

Update image path to match the actual file structure

The image exists but the path in the configuration needs to be updated:

  • Change "./image/theme/light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png" to "./image/theme/hdesign-light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png"
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Verify image path exists for the new gradient variant.

The configuration looks correct, but ensure that the referenced image file exists at the specified path: ./image/theme/light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png

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#!/bin/bash
# Check if the referenced image file exists
fd -t f "HillChart-9.png" public/

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public/example_data/HillChart.json (2)

8-16: LGTM! Good separation of variants.

The split into gradient and solid color variants improves clarity and maintainability. The configuration structure follows the existing pattern consistently.


10-10: Update image path to match the actual file structure.

The image path should be updated to match the actual file structure.

-          "imagePath": "./image/theme/light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png"
+          "imagePath": "./image/theme/hdesign-light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png"

Comment on lines +8 to +11
"name": "山峰图-渐变色",
"routePath": "HillChart-9",
"imagePath": "./image/theme/light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png"
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💡 Codebase verification

Update image path to use correct theme directory

Please update the image path to use "hdesign-light" instead of "light":

"imagePath": "./image/theme/hdesign-light/HillChart/HillChart-9.png"
🔗 Analysis chain

Verify the new gradient configuration resources.

The gradient color variant looks good, but please ensure:

  1. The image exists at the specified path
  2. The corresponding configuration file HillChart-9.js is present with the gradient settings
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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if the image and configuration files exist
echo "Checking for image file..."
fd -t f "HillChart-9.png" public/

echo "Checking for configuration file..."
fd -t f "HillChart-9.js" public/

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