CartesianChartCartesianChart draws charts based on Cartesian coordinate planes. Any such chart includes one or more CartesianLayers. The CartesianLayers are stacked, and each one has its own data.
Learn about CartesianChart creation in Compose and in views.
A CartesianChart is used with a host—a composable or view that passes it data, draws it, and handles framework-specific matters, such as gesture detection.
Learn about the hosts for Compose and for views.
A CartesianChart’s x- and y-ranges depend on those reported by its CartesianLayers. The x-range
is the narrowest one that includes all CartesianLayers’ x-ranges. By default, there’s an analogously
determined shared y-range, but two separate y-ranges can also be introduced.
x- and y-range customization is discussed in a later subsection.
While scroll and zoom are handled at the framework level, core includes some shared high-level contracts.
Scroll, split into Scroll.Absolute and Scroll.Relative, is used to represent scroll values—either absolute (from zero) or relative (from the current value). The following factory functions are available:
AutoScrollCondition defines when to scroll automatically. There are two singletons:
Zoom is used to define zoom factors. The following factory functions are available:
While the built-in implementations cover the majority of use cases, you can create your own for advanced behavior. Learn about scroll and zoom in Compose and in views.