igniteui-webcomponents-charts/lib/igc-area-series-component.d.ts

Ignite UI Web Components charting components for building rich data visualizations using TypeScript APIs.

import { UnknownValuePlotting } from "igniteui-webcomponents-core";
import { IgcHorizontalAnchoredCategorySeriesComponent } from "./igc-horizontal-anchored-category-series-component";
import { AreaSeries } from "./AreaSeries";
/**
 * Represents a IgxDataChartComponent area series.
 * Displays trend over time or ordered categories.
 * Useful when there are many data points and the order is important.
*
* The `AreaSeries` class represents a IgxDataChartComponent area series.Displays trend over time or ordered categories.
*
* Useful when there are many data points and the order is important.
*/
export declare class IgcAreaSeriesComponent extends IgcHorizontalAnchoredCategorySeriesComponent {
    protected createImplementation(): AreaSeries;
    /**
                                 * @hidden
                                 */
    get i(): AreaSeries;
    constructor();
    connectedCallback(): void;
    disconnectedCallback(): void;
    private static _observedAttributesIgcAreaSeriesComponent;
    static get observedAttributes(): string[];
    static htmlTagName: string;
    protected static _isElementRegistered: boolean;
    static register(): void;
    /**
     * Gets whether the current series shows an area or line shape.
    *
    * The `IsAreaOrLine` is used to check if the current series shows an area or line shape.
    */
    get isAreaOrLine(): boolean;
    /**
     * Gets whether the current series shows an area shape.
    */
    get isArea(): boolean;
    /**
     * Determines how unknown values will be plotted on the chart.
     * Null and Double.NaN are two examples of unknown values.
    *
    * The `unknownValuePlotting` property is used to determines how unknown values will be plotted on the chart.
    *
    * Null and Double.NaN are two examples of unknown values.
    *
    * ```ts
    * series.unknownValuePlotting = UnknownValuePlotting.LinearInterpolate;
    * ```
    */
    get unknownValuePlotting(): UnknownValuePlotting;
    set unknownValuePlotting(v: UnknownValuePlotting);
}