Source code for qf_lib.plotting.decorators.chart_decorator

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import uuid


[docs]class ChartDecorator: """ Abstract class for Chart decorators. Decorators are objects which add something to the chart (e.g. to Axes object) after the main chart has been plotted. To use a decorator you need to create it first and then add it to the chart using the Chart.add_decorator(ChartDecorator) method. Parameters ---------- key: str, optional Key is the identifier of the decorator. It must be unique to each decorator across the chart. If `None` is specified then the unique key is generated automatically. """ def __init__(self, key: str = None): if key is None: key = str(uuid.uuid4()) self.key = key
[docs] def decorate(self, chart: "Chart") -> None: """ Modifies the axes object taken from the chart (e.g. adds legend, draws cone, etc.). """ raise NotImplementedError()
[docs] def decorate_html(self, chart: "Chart", chart_id: str) -> str: """ Constructs code to decorate an existing web chart. Parameters ---------- chart: Chart chart_id: str A string identifying the specific chart. For the web, the <div> that represents this chart will typically use this as its id. Returns ------- str JavaScript code that is called before the underlying chart is initialised. The code can modify the pre-defined options variable. """ return ""