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d3-state-visualizer
Enables real-time visualization of your application state.
Created by @romseguy and merged from reduxjs/d3-state-visualizer.
Installation
yarn install d3-state-visualizer
Usage
import { tree } from 'd3-state-visualizer';
const appState = {
  todoStore: {
    todos: [
      { title: 'd3' },
      { title: 'state' },
      { title: 'visualizer' },
      { title: 'tree' },
    ],
    completedCount: 1,
  },
};
const render = tree(document.getElementById('root'), {
  state: appState,
  id: 'treeExample',
  size: 1000,
  aspectRatio: 0.5,
  isSorted: false,
  widthBetweenNodesCoeff: 1.5,
  heightBetweenNodesCoeff: 2,
  chartStyles: { border: '1px solid black' },
  tooltipOptions: { offset: { left: 30, top: 10 }, indentationSize: 2 },
});
render();
Charts API
The APIs are minimal and consists of a single function you provide with:
- a DOM element
- a plain old JS object for options.
Tree
This chart is a bit special as it accepts either one of the two following options, but not both:
- tree: a properly formed tree structure such as one generated by map2tree or react2tree
- state: a plain javascript object mapping arbitrarily nested keys to values – which will be transformed into a tree structure, again using map2tree.
Other options are listed below and have reasonable default values if you want to omit them:
| Option | Type | Default | Description | 
|---|---|---|---|
| id | String | 'd3svg' | Sets the identifier of the SVG element —i.e your chart— that will be added to the DOM element you passed as first argument | 
| chartStyles | Object | {} | Sets the CSS style of the chart | 
| size | Number | 500 | Sets size of the chart in pixels | 
| aspectRatio | Float | 1.0 | Sets the chart height to size * aspectRatioand viewBox in order to preserve the aspect ratio of the chart. Great video if you want to learn more about how SVG works | 
| widthBetweenNodesCoeff | Float | 1.0 | Alters the horizontal space between each node | 
| heightBetweenNodesCoeff | Float | 1.0 | Alters the vertical space between each node | 
| isSorted | Boolean | false | Sorts the chart in alphabetical order | 
| transitionDuration | Number | 750 | Sets the duration of all the transitions used by the chart | 
| tooltipOptions | Object | here | Sets the options for the tooltip that is showing up when you're hovering the nodes | 
| rootKeyName | String | 'state' | Sets the first node's name of the resulting tree structure. Warning: only works if you provide a stateoption | 
| pushMethod | String | 'push' | Sets the method that shall be used to add array children to the tree. Warning: only works if you provide a stateoption | 
More to come...
Roadmap
- Threshold for large arrays so only a single node is displayed instead of all the children. That single node would be exclude from searching until selected.