chartPieLabelList
A Charts block/component from shadcn/ui — clean-room reimplemented for Domphy (see methodology). Call chartPieLabelList() with no arguments for a working demo, or edit the code below live.
Props
| Prop | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
data | PieDatum[] | — |
title | string | — |
description | string | — |
trendValue | string | — |
trendDirection | "up" | "down" | — |
caption | string | — |
valueFormatter | (value: number) => string | — |
metricLabel | string | Metric label shown in every wedge's tooltip (upstream chartConfig.visitors.label). |
displayNameLookup | Record<string, string> | Maps each category's raw key to the readable text printed on the chart. |
labelFontSize | string | SVG font-size (viewBox units) for the on-chart labels. |
Implementation notes
Small (font-size 9) display-name labels sit just outside each wedge's rim, sourced from an explicit displayNameLookup Record (raw key -> readable name) rather than the raw data key, with a fallback to datum.name when a key is missing. No leader lines, no legend block. Same mount-sweep approximation caveat as chartPieSimple.
Status: ported · Reference: shadcn/ui original
// shadcn/ui "charts/pie-label-list" — clean-room reimplementation.
//
// A pie chart that labels every wedge with a friendly display name (sourced
// from a name lookup table rather than the raw data key) printed directly on
// each wedge's own fill in a small, compact, background-contrasting font — no
// leader lines, no separate legend block. Implemented purely from the block's
// public functional/visual spec — no upstream source was viewed.
import type { DomphyElement, Listener } from "@domphy/core";
import { themeColor } from "@domphy/theme";
import { motion } from "@domphy/ui";
import {
createPieTooltipState,
DEFAULT_PIE_DATA,
defaultValueFormatter,
layoutPieSlices,
PIE_OUTER_RADIUS,
type PieDatum,
type PieSlice,
pieCard,
pieCardDescription,
pieCardFooter,
pieCardTitle,
pieChartContainer,
pieWedgePath,
polarPoint,
} from "./pie-chart-shared.js";
// On-wedge display-name label: sits at each wedge's own mid-radius/bisector
// (not past the outer rim) with a fixed light fill so it reads against any
// slice color, matching the "printed on the fill" spec this block calls for.
// Upstream's <LabelList> labels every sector regardless of size, so there is
// no minimum-fraction cutoff here.
function pieWedgeNameLabel(
slice: PieSlice,
text: string,
fontSize: string,
): DomphyElement<"text"> {
const [x, y] = polarPoint(PIE_OUTER_RADIUS * 0.62, slice.midAngle);
return {
text,
x: String(x),
y: String(y),
fill: (l: Listener) => themeColor(l, "shift-0", "neutral"),
fontSize,
textAnchor: "middle",
dominantBaseline: "middle",
_key: `${slice.datum.key}-name-label`,
};
}
// Default lookup mapping raw data keys ("chrome") to a readable display name
// ("Chrome") — deliberately kept separate from `PieDatum.name` to demonstrate
// the "lookup, not raw key" sourcing the spec calls for.
const DEFAULT_DISPLAY_NAME_LOOKUP: Record<string, string> = {
chrome: "Chrome",
safari: "Safari",
firefox: "Firefox",
edge: "Edge",
other: "Other",
};
export interface ChartPieLabelListProps {
data?: PieDatum[];
title?: string;
description?: string;
trendValue?: string;
trendDirection?: "up" | "down";
caption?: string;
valueFormatter?: (value: number) => string;
/** Metric label shown in every wedge's tooltip (upstream `chartConfig.visitors.label`). */
metricLabel?: string;
/** Maps each category's raw `key` to the readable text printed on the chart. */
displayNameLookup?: Record<string, string>;
/** SVG font-size (viewBox units) for the on-chart labels. */
labelFontSize?: string;
}
/**
* A pie chart labeling every wedge with a compact display name resolved from
* a lookup table. Call with no arguments for a fully working demo.
*/
function chartPieLabelList(
props: ChartPieLabelListProps = {},
): DomphyElement<"div"> {
const {
data = DEFAULT_PIE_DATA,
title = "Pie Chart - Label List",
description = "January - June 2024",
trendValue = "5.2%",
trendDirection = "up",
caption = "Showing total visitors for the last 6 months",
valueFormatter = defaultValueFormatter,
metricLabel = "Visitors",
displayNameLookup = DEFAULT_DISPLAY_NAME_LOOKUP,
labelFontSize = "9",
} = props;
const slices = layoutPieSlices(data);
const tooltipState = createPieTooltipState();
const containerRef = { current: null as HTMLElement | null };
const wedgeNodes: DomphyElement[] = slices.flatMap((slice) => {
const displayName = displayNameLookup[slice.datum.key] ?? slice.datum.name;
// Upstream's tooltip uses nameKey="visitors" + hideLabel, so every row
// reads "<metricLabel> <value>" (e.g. "Visitors 275") — the metric label,
// not the browser category (already printed on the wedge). The shared
// handler takes the tooltip name from the slice's datum name, so pass it a
// slice carrying the metric label; geometry ignores the name.
return [
pieWedgePath(
{ ...slice, datum: { ...slice.datum, name: metricLabel } },
{
outerRadius: PIE_OUTER_RADIUS,
tooltip: { containerRef, tooltipState, valueFormatter },
},
),
pieWedgeNameLabel(slice, displayName, labelFontSize),
];
});
return pieCard([
pieCardTitle(title),
pieCardDescription(description),
pieChartContainer(
containerRef,
[
{
g: wedgeNodes,
style: { transformOrigin: "100px 100px" },
$: [
motion({
initial: { opacity: 0, scale: 0.7 },
animate: { opacity: 1, scale: 1 },
transition: { duration: 700, easing: "ease-out" },
}),
],
} as DomphyElement<"g">,
],
tooltipState,
`${title}: ${description}`,
),
pieCardFooter({ trendValue, trendDirection, caption }),
]);
}
export { chartPieLabelList };