Tooltip for Line not using the provided DataRecord

[ghost]

As by the documentation, you can define a Tooltip onto a line like so:

<script setup lang="ts">
import { VisXYContainer, VisTooltip } from '@unovis/vue'

const props = defineProps<{ data: DataRecord[] }>()
const triggers = {
    [StackedBar.selectors.bar]: (d: DataRecord) => `Bar`,
    [Line.selectors.line]: (d: DataRecord) => `Line`,
  }
</script>

<template>
  <VisTooltip :triggers="triggers" />
</template>

This suggests that the Line.selectors.line uses the provided DataRecord.
However that does not seem to be the case, assume the DataRecord is typed as the following:

type DataRecord = { date: Date, votes: number }

The expected data from the line selector would then be {date: <some_date>, votes: <some_number>}.
But the actual data is in the form of {x: <some_number>, y: <some_number>}.
This seems to be either a bug or the documentation has an error in it.

Note: The data for the StackedBar is correct i.e. on the form of {date: <some_date>, votes: <some_number>}.

Versions:

"@unovis/ts": "^1.4.1"
"@unovis/vue": "^1.4.1"

[zernonia]

Thanks for the issue @samuelhafsteinsson . It seems like the (d: DataRecord) is indeed wrong for the case of [Line.selectors.line]. Here's a reproduction showcasing that both callback return different value

Edit: Also checked Area component with the tooltip, seems like it return all the data, instead of d: DataRecord

[rokotyan]

@samuelhafsteinsson Thanks for pointing this out, we'll have to make a correction in our docs. However, the behavior is correct because the line is represented by the entire data array, not a single element.

If you want to have a tooltip for a single element, you can combine it with Crosshair https://unovis.dev/docs/auxiliary/Crosshair#adding-a-tooltip

[ghost]

@samuelhafsteinsson Thanks for pointing this out, we'll have to make a correction in our docs. However, the behavior is correct because the line is represented by the entire data array, not a single element.

If you want to have a tooltip for a single element, you can combine it with Crosshair https://unovis.dev/docs/auxiliary/Crosshair#adding-a-tooltip

I figured, did exactly that and worked well, thank you