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English letter frequencies26 records · CSV · 275 B
@charts-poc/demo-data/alphabet

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letter
string
frequency
number

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cases/77-donut/tanstack.ts39 lines · entry
cases/77-donut/tanstack.ts
import { defineChart } from '@tanstack/charts'
import { polar, radialArc } from '@tanstack/charts/polar'
import { alphabet } from '@charts-poc/demo-data/alphabet'
import { pie } from 'd3-shape'
import { selectDonutData } from './selection'
import { tanstackMount } from '../../shared/mount'
import type { AlphabetRow } from '@charts-poc/demo-data/alphabet'
import type { ConformanceInput } from '../../types'

const pieLayout = pie<AlphabetRow>()
  .sort(null)
  .value(({ frequency }) => frequency)
const colors = ['#0ea5e9', '#6366f1', '#a855f7', '#ec4899', '#f97316']

const definition = (input: ConformanceInput) => {
  const arcs = pieLayout([...selectDonutData(alphabet, input.revision)])

  return defineChart({
    marks: [
      polar({
        inset: 0,
        radiusRatio: 0.8,
        marks: [
          radialArc(arcs, {
            startAngle: 'startAngle',
            endAngle: 'endAngle',
            padAngle: 'padAngle',
            innerRadius: ({ radius }: { radius: number }) => radius * 0.58,
            color: ({ data }) => data.letter,
          }),
        ],
      }),
    ],
    color: { range: colors },
    margin: 0,
  })
}

export const mount = tanstackMount(definition, 'English letter frequency donut')
cases/77-donut/selection.ts8 lines · support
cases/77-donut/selection.ts
import type { AlphabetRow } from '@charts-poc/demo-data/alphabet'

const sliceSize = 5

export function selectDonutData(rows: readonly AlphabetRow[], revision = 0) {
  const start = Math.abs(revision % 2) * sliceSize
  return rows.slice(start, start + sliceSize)
}