Archived

Documentation for Layer Cake v10, before Svelte 5 runes. Current docs at layercake.graphics

Menu

Diverging bar

A bar chart with negative and positive values. The xDomain function stretches the measured domain so it always includes zero, and a c scale colors each bar by whether its value is up or down. The children snippet receives the chart context, so the zero line can be drawn with the x scale.

  • +page.svelte
  • ./_components/Bar.svelte
  • ./_components/AxisX.svelte
  • ./_components/AxisY.svelte
  • ./_data/yearChanges.csv
<script>
  import { LayerCake, Svg } from 'layercake';
  import { scaleBand } from 'd3-scale';

  import Bar from './_components/Bar.svelte';
  import AxisX from './_components/AxisX.svelte';
  import AxisY from './_components/AxisY.svelte';

  // The CSV rows are parsed, and their numbers typed, by @rollup/plugin-dsv. See vite.config.js
  import data from './_data/yearChanges.csv';

  const xKey = 'change';
  const yKey = 'year';
</script>

<div class="chart-container">
  <!--
    The bars grow out of zero, so zero has to be inside the domain. The
    `xDomain` function receives the [min, max] measured from the data and
    stretches whichever end doesn't reach zero. It works whether the numbers
    are all positive, all negative or a mix.

    The `c` scale turns each row's "up" or "down" into a color for the Bar
    component.
  -->
  <LayerCake
    padding={{ top: 5, bottom: 20, left: 35 }}
    x={xKey}
    y={yKey}
    yScale={scaleBand().paddingInner(0.05)}
    xDomain={([min, max]) => [Math.min(0, min), Math.max(0, max)]}
    c={d => (d[xKey] < 0 ? 'down' : 'up')}
    cDomain={['up', 'down']}
    cRange={['#00e047', '#ff00cc']}
    {data}
  >
    {#snippet children(k)}
      <Svg>
        <AxisX tickMarks showBaseline snapLabels />
        <AxisY tickMarks gridlines={false} />
        <Bar />
        <!-- Bars run left and right from here, so mark it -->
        <line class="zero" x1={k.xScale(0)} x2={k.xScale(0)} y1={k.yRange[0]} y2={k.yRange[1]} />
      </Svg>
    {/snippet}
  </LayerCake>
</div>

<style>
  /* Give the wrapper a width and height. LayerCake fills it. */
  .chart-container {
    width: 100%;
    height: 250px;
  }

  .zero {
    stroke: #333;
  }
</style>