This section shows how Line Sparklines can be customised by overriding the default line options.
The following Line Sparkline Options can be used to customise Line Sparklines:
Also see Additional Customisations for more advanced customisations that are common across all sparklines.
The snippet below shows option overrides for the Line Sparkline:
sparklineOptions: {
type: 'line',
line: {
stroke: 'rgb(124, 255, 178)',
strokeWidth: 2,
},
padding: {
top: 5,
bottom: 5,
},
highlightStyle: {
size: 7,
fill: 'rgb(124, 255, 178)',
strokeWidth: 0
},
}
The following example demonstrates the results of the Line Sparkline options above:
Line Options
To apply custom stroke
and strokeWidth
attributes to the line, set these properties under line
options as shown:
sparklineOptions: {
type: 'line',
// Customise the line path in the sparkline.
line: {
stroke: 'orange',
strokeWidth: 2,
},
}
The result of the above configuration is displayed below on the right, compared with default line
options on the left.
Marker Options
The markers are enabled by default but the size has been set to 0
px, making them invisible.
The size
property in the highlightStyle
options is 6
px by default, allowing the markers to become visible when in the highlighted state.
These formats can be modified to your liking by setting the marker
and highlightStyle
options as demonstated below.
sparklineOptions: {
type: 'line',
marker: {
size: 3,
shape: 'diamond',
fill: 'green',
stroke: 'green',
strokeWidth: 2
},
highlightStyle: {
size: 10,
fill: 'cyan',
stroke: 'cyan',
},
}
- In the snippet above, we have configured the marker size to be
3
px in the un-highlighted normal state, and10
px in the highlighted state. - Note that the fill and stroke are also different depending on the highlighted state of the marker.
The result of the above configuration is displayed below, compared with default marker
options in the first sparkline.
Crosshairs Options
Crosshairs display a vertical and horizontal line running across the sparklines when hovering on a data point. When the mouse is moved, the crosshairs will snap to the closest data point.
By default, the vertical crosshair line has been enabled for line sparklines and is displayed as a solid grey line.
The horizontal and vertical crosshair lines can be enabled or disabled independently by adding crosshairs
options as shown below:
sparklineOptions: {
crosshairs: {
xLine: {
enabled: false // enabled by default, set to false to remove the default vertical crosshair line
},
yLine: {
enabled: false // disabled by default, set to true to enable the horizontal crosshair line
}
}
}
The style of the crosshair line, including stroke
, strokeWidth
, lineDash
and lineCap
, can be customised via the xLine
and yLine
options:
sparklineOptions: {
crosshairs: {
xLine: {
enabled: true, // enabled by default
lineDash: 'dash',
stroke: '#999',
},
yLine: {
enabled: true,
lineDash: 'dash',
stroke: '#999',
},
}
}
Below is an example to show crosshair customisation. Note that:
- The sparklines in the Change column have been configured so that both the vertical and horizontal crosshairs (xLine and yLine) are displayed as a dashed grey line.
- The sparklines in the Rate Of Change column have been configured so that no crosshairs are displayed when the sparklines are hovered.
Sparkline Padding Options
To add extra space around the sparklines, custom padding
options can be applied in the following way.
sparklineOptions: {
type: 'line',
// Adjust the padding around the sparklines.
padding: {
top: 10,
right: 5,
bottom: 10,
left: 5
},
}
- The
top
,right
,bottom
andleft
properties are all optional and can be modified independently.
Additional Customisations
More advanced customisations are discussed separately in the following sections:
- Axis - configure the axis type via
axis
options. - Tooltips - configure tooltips using
tooltip
options. - Points of Interest - configure individual points of interest using a
formatter
.
Interfaces
LineSparklineOptions
Properties available on the LineSparklineOptions
interface.
The type of sparklines to create, in this case it would be 'line' . |
The configuration for the line. |
The configuration for the marker styles. |
The configuration for the crosshairs. |
The key to use to retrieve X values from the data. This will only be used if the data array contains objects with key-value pairs. |
The key to use to retrieve Y values from the data. This will only be used if the data array contains objects with key-value pairs. |
Configuration for the padding in pixels shown around the sparklines. |
The options for the axis line in the sparklines. |
The configuration for the highlighting used when the items are hovered over. |
Configuration for the tooltips. |
SparklineMarkerOptions
Properties available on the SparklineMarkerOptions
interface.
By default this is set to true whilst marker size is set to 0 , which means the markers are present but not visible. |
The shape of the markers. Options: 'circle' , 'diamond' , 'square' |
The width in pixels of markers. By default this is 0 , increase the size to make markers visible. |
The CSS colour value for the fill of the markers. |
The CSS colour value for the outline of the markers. |
The thickness in pixels for the stroke of the markers. |
A callback function to return format styles for individual markers. |
SparklineAxisOptions
Properties available on the SparklineAxisOptions
interface.
The type of axis used to plot the data. |
The CSS colour value for the outline of the axis line. |
The thickness in pixels for the stroke of the axis line. |
Next Up
Continue to the next section to learn about: Sparkline Data.