Interface: PieOptions
Options of pie: px.pie's arguments in camelCase.
Extends
Properties
| Property | Modifier | Type | Description | Inherited from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
categoryOrders? | readonly | Readonly<Record<string, readonly unknown[]>> | Value orders per column: { day: ['Thu', 'Fri', 'Sat', 'Sun'] }. They order the traces and legend (for grouping columns), facets, frames and category axes. Values not listed follow in order of first appearance; listed values without rows still take a color and a facet (as px). | CommonOptions.categoryOrders |
color? | readonly | ColumnRef | Column to color by. | DiscreteColorOptions.color |
colorContinuousMidpoint? | readonly | number | cmid: the value at the middle of a diverging colorscale. | ContinuousColorOptions.colorContinuousMidpoint |
colorContinuousScale? | readonly | ContinuousScale | Colorscale of a numeric color. Default: the template's sequential colorscale. | ContinuousColorOptions.colorContinuousScale |
colorDiscreteMap? | readonly | Readonly<Record<string, string>> | "identity" | Fixed colors per value of color ({ Asia: 'red' }); other values continue with the sequence. 'identity': the values are colors themselves (no legend entries for them). | DiscreteColorOptions.colorDiscreteMap |
colorDiscreteSequence? | readonly | readonly string[] | Colors for the values of color, in order. Default: the template's colorway. | DiscreteColorOptions.colorDiscreteSequence |
customData? | readonly | readonly ColumnRef[] | Columns put in customdata (first, before hoverData's), e.g. for click handlers. | HoverOptions.customData |
facetCol? | readonly | ColumnRef | Column whose values make the columns of subplots. | FacetOptions.facetCol |
facetColSpacing? | readonly | number | Space between facet columns, as a fraction of the plot width. Default 0.02. | FacetOptions.facetColSpacing |
facetColWrap? | readonly | number | Wrap facetCol after this many columns (row by row from the top). Ignored with facetRow or a marginal. Default 0 (no wrapping). | FacetOptions.facetColWrap |
facetRow? | readonly | ColumnRef | Column whose values make the rows of subplots (first value at the top). | FacetOptions.facetRow |
facetRowSpacing? | readonly | number | Space between facet rows, as a fraction of the plot height. Default 0.03 (0.07 wrapped). | FacetOptions.facetRowSpacing |
height? | readonly | number | Figure height in px (layout.height). | CommonOptions.height |
hole? | readonly | number | Size of the hole, 0–1 of the radius (a donut). | - |
hoverData? | readonly | | readonly ColumnRef[] | Readonly<Record<string, string | boolean>> | More columns for the hover label, through customdata: a list of columns, or an object that adds columns (true), removes lines (false, e.g. { x: false }) or formats them (':.2f', `' | %Y'`). |
hoverName? | readonly | ColumnRef | Column shown in bold at the top of the hover label (hovertext). | HoverOptions.hoverName |
labels? | readonly | Readonly<Record<string, string>> | Display names of columns: { gdpPercap: 'GDP per capita' }. Used for axis titles, hover lines, the legend title, facet labels, the colorbar title and the animation slider. | CommonOptions.labels |
names? | readonly | ColumnRef | Column of sector names (labels). Rows with the same name add up. | - |
opacity? | readonly | number | Sector opacity, 0–1. | - |
rangeColor? | readonly | readonly [number, number] | [cmin, cmax] of the colorscale. | ContinuousColorOptions.rangeColor |
template? | readonly | string | Template | layout.template: a registered name ('plotly-classic') or a template object. Default: unset, so the chart's default template applies (Holochart's holochart look); its colorway, symbol and dash cycles and sequential colorscale are what the figure's colors are taken from. | CommonOptions.template |
text? | readonly | ColumnRef | Column of sector text. | - |
title? | readonly | string | Figure title (layout.title.text). | CommonOptions.title |
values? | readonly | ColumnRef | Column of sector sizes (values). Default: one per row. | - |
width? | readonly | number | Figure width in px (layout.width). | CommonOptions.width |