Type Alias: OhlcTrace

type OhlcTrace = Omit<CommonTraceAttributes, 'hoverlabel'> & CartesianTraceAttributes & object;

OHLC: the open, high, low and close of each period as a vertical line from low to high with an open tick on the left and a close tick on the right, colored by direction.

Type Declaration

Name	Type	Description
close?	DataColumn	The close price of each period, in y-axis data units.
decreasing?	OhlcTraceDecreasing	Style of falling bars: bars whose close is below their open (an unchanged bar compares its close with the previous close).
high?	DataColumn	The high price of each period, in y-axis data units.
hoverlabel?	OhlcTraceHoverlabel	Hover label style for this trace. Unset fields fall back to layout.hoverlabel (so there are no trace-level defaults).
increasing?	OhlcTraceIncreasing	Style of rising bars: bars whose close is above their open (an unchanged bar compares its close with the previous close).
line?	OhlcTraceLine	Line style of every bar.
low?	DataColumn	The low price of each period, in y-axis data units.
open?	DataColumn	The open price of each period, in y-axis data units.
text?	PerPoint<string | number>	Hover text: one string for every bar, or one per bar. hovertext wins.
tickwidth?	number	Length of the open (left) and close (right) ticks, as a fraction of the smallest x spacing between bars of the ohlc traces of the subplot. Range: 0 – 0.5
type	"ohlc"	Trace type.
x?	DataColumn	x coordinate of each bar (usually dates). Default: 0, 1, 2, …
xhoverformat?	string	d3 number or date format of x values in hover labels. Default: the axis format.
xperiod?	unknown	Only on date or linear x axes: snap each x value to its period of this length (ms, or 'M<n>' months on date axes), positioned per xperiodalignment.
xperiod0?	unknown	A period boundary for xperiod. Default: 2000-01-01 on date axes (a Sunday for weekly periods), 0 otherwise.
xperiodalignment?	"start" | "middle" | "end"	Where points sit within their xperiod.
yhoverformat?	string	d3 number or date format of the prices in hover labels. Default: the y axis format.
zorder?	number	Stacking order among the traces of a subplot: higher is drawn on top. At equal zorder, financial traces draw above bars and boxes and below scatter traces (Plotly’s layer order), then in trace order.