Chart Events and Methods¶
Events¶
The HighCharts component supports events that allow making charts more interactive:
- point_click - fires when a point is clicked
- point_select - fires when a point is selected
- point_unselect - fires when point is unselected
- series_hide - fires when series is hidden
- series_show - fires when series is shown
- series_click - fires when series is clicked
- tooltip - fires when chart requests a tooltip (covered in its own chapter in the tutorial)
For all chart events, JustPy adds the following fields to the second argument of the event handler (msg
in this tutorial):
- msg.x
- the x value of the point
- msg.y
- the y value of the point
- msg.category
- the category value of the point
- msg.color
- the point's color
- msg.series_name
- the name of the series the point is in
- msg.series_index
- the index of the series the point is in
- msg.point_index
- the index of the point in the series
Methods¶
async def draw_crosshair(self, point_list, websocket)
¶
Draw crosshairs for designated points.
async def draw_crosshair(self, point_list, websocket):
# data is list of of dictionaries whose keys are:
# 'id': the chart id
# 'series': the series index
# 'point': the point index
# Values are all integers
# Example:
# {'id': chart_id, 'series': msg.series_index, 'point': msg.point_index}
await websocket.send_json({'type': 'draw_crosshair', 'data': point_list})
# So the page itself does not update, only the tooltip, return True not None
return True
See example of usage in Iris Flower Dataset Visualization
async def select_point(self, point_list, websocket)
¶
Selects designated points.
async def select_point(self, point_list, websocket):
# data is list of of dictionaries whose keys are:
# 'id': the chart id
# 'series': the series index
# 'point': the point index
# Values are all integers
# Example:
# {'id': chart_id, 'series': msg.series_index, 'point': msg.point_index}
await websocket.send_json({'type': 'select_point', 'data': point_list})
# So the page itself does not update, only the tooltip, return True not None
return True
See example of usage in Iris Flower Dataset Visualization