chartLineDotsColors
A Charts block/component from shadcn/ui — clean-room reimplemented for Domphy (see methodology). Call chartLineDotsColors() with no arguments for a working demo, or edit the code below live.
Props
| Prop | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
title | string | — |
description | string | — |
seriesColor | ThemeColor | — |
data | CategoryPoint[] | — |
trendHeadline | string | — |
trendSubtitle | string | — |
trendDirection | "up" | "down" | — |
Implementation notes
@domphy/chart's line-symbol renderer only ever draws one uniform (white-fill/series-stroke) circle per series and ignores any per-item color, so true per-point colored dots aren't reachable through ChartOption alone. Implemented via staticPointMarkersOverlay: native symbols disabled (showSymbol) and a companion SVG layer draws one circle per category, each colored from the data row, positioned with the same public scale factories/explicit grid the engine itself uses. X-axis fully hidden (xAxis.show), horizontal gridlines only, tooltip shows a vertical-swatch + bare value via lineSwatchValueTooltipFormatter. Same minor non-reactive-theme-color caveat as chartLineDots (resolved once at mount). Direct-source-diff fix (2026-07-05): Line stroke was a flat neutral gray — upstream strokes the line in the series' own chart-2/secondary color. Fixed.
Status: ported · Reference: shadcn/ui original
// shadcn/ui "charts/line-dots-colors" block — clean-room reimplementation.
//
// A single line plotted over five categorical (non-time) items where every
// point's dot is individually colored, while the line stroke itself stays
// one uniform accent color. The x-axis is fully hidden; only the horizontal
// gridlines remain as a backdrop.
//
// @domphy/chart's built-in line-symbol renderer draws one uniform dot color
// per series (ignoring any per-item color), so the colored dots are drawn by
// a companion SVG overlay instead (see ./chart-line-shared.ts) — positioned
// with the exact same public scale factories the engine itself uses.
//
// Implemented purely from the block's public functional/visual spec — no
// upstream shadcn/ui source was viewed or copied.
import type { ChartOption, TooltipParams } from "@domphy/chart";
import type { DomphyElement } from "@domphy/core";
import { type ThemeColor, themeColor } from "@domphy/theme";
import {
BROWSER_CATEGORY_DATA,
type CategoryPoint,
chartCard,
chartLineSeriesColor,
chartPlot,
computeYDomain,
HIDDEN_AXIS_LINE_GRID,
hiddenLabelYAxis,
hiddenXAxis,
staticPointMarkersOverlay,
tooltipRow,
trendFooter,
} from "./chart-line-shared.js";
const DOT_RADIUS = 5;
// Per-point marker colors are ramp var(--…) refs (see BROWSER_CATEGORY_DATA);
// a theme role resolves to a shift-9 var ref. Both are paint-safe (SVG fill,
// tooltip swatch) and follow theme flips at paint time.
function pointColorCss(color: string): string {
return color.startsWith("#") ||
color.startsWith("rgb") ||
color.startsWith("var(")
? color
: themeColor(null, "shift-9", color as ThemeColor);
}
function escapeHtml(text: string): string {
return text
.replace(/&/g, "&")
.replace(/</g, "<")
.replace(/>/g, ">")
.replace(/"/g, """)
.replace(/'/g, "'");
}
/** Props for {@link chartLineDotsColors}. */
export interface ChartLineDotsColorsProps {
title?: string;
description?: string;
seriesColor?: ThemeColor;
data?: CategoryPoint[];
trendHeadline?: string;
trendSubtitle?: string;
trendDirection?: "up" | "down";
}
/**
* shadcn/ui "charts/line-dots-colors" — a categorical line chart with
* individually colored per-point dots and a fully hidden x-axis. Call with
* no arguments for a fully working demo.
*/
function chartLineDotsColors(
props: ChartLineDotsColorsProps = {},
): DomphyElement<"div"> {
const {
title = "Line Chart - Dots Colors",
description = "Browser share for the last 6 months",
seriesColor = "primary",
data = BROWSER_CATEGORY_DATA,
trendHeadline = "Trending up by 4.8% this period",
trendSubtitle = "Showing browser share across five platforms",
trendDirection = "up",
} = props;
const categories = data.map((point) => point.key);
const values = data.map((point) => point.value);
const yDomain = computeYDomain(values);
// Upstream ChartTooltipContent (indicator="line") colors the swatch with
// item.payload.fill — the HOVERED point's own per-browser fill — so it
// matches that point's colored dot. The engine's TooltipParams.color is the
// uniform series color instead, so resolve the point's own color by
// dataIndex here, exactly as renderMarker below does.
function perPointSwatchTooltipFormatter(
params: TooltipParams | TooltipParams[],
): string {
const point = Array.isArray(params) ? params[0] : params;
if (!point) return "";
const pointColor = pointColorCss(
data[point.dataIndex]?.color ?? seriesColor,
);
const swatch = `<span style="display:inline-block;width:3px;height:12px;border-radius:2px;background:${pointColor};"></span>`;
const label = escapeHtml(String(point.seriesName ?? point.name ?? ""));
return tooltipRow(swatch, label, escapeHtml(String(point.value ?? "")));
}
const option: ChartOption = {
grid: HIDDEN_AXIS_LINE_GRID,
xAxis: hiddenXAxis(categories),
yAxis: hiddenLabelYAxis(yDomain),
tooltip: {
trigger: "axis",
axisPointer: { type: "none" },
formatter: perPointSwatchTooltipFormatter,
},
series: [
{
type: "line",
name: "Share",
data: values,
smooth: true,
showSymbol: false,
// Upstream's uniform line stroke is var(--chart-2): the engine pins
// strokes to shift-9, so the ramp step is approximated via opacity.
lineStyle: {
width: 2,
opacity: chartLineSeriesColor(1).strokeOpacity,
},
color: seriesColor,
},
],
};
return chartCard({
title,
description,
plot: chartPlot({
option,
overlays: [
staticPointMarkersOverlay({
categories,
values,
yDomain,
grid: HIDDEN_AXIS_LINE_GRID,
renderMarker({ index, cx, cy, group }) {
const circle = document.createElementNS(
"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg",
"circle",
) as SVGCircleElement;
circle.setAttribute("cx", String(cx));
circle.setAttribute("cy", String(cy));
circle.setAttribute("r", String(DOT_RADIUS));
circle.setAttribute("fill", pointColorCss(data[index].color));
group.appendChild(circle);
},
}),
],
}),
footer: trendFooter({
headline: trendHeadline,
subtitle: trendSubtitle,
direction: trendDirection,
}),
});
}
export { chartLineDotsColors };