Charts - Lines
Line charts can express qualities about data, such as hierarchy, highlights, and comparisons.
Basics
Data format
To plot lines, a series must have a data
property containing an array of numbers.
This data
array corresponds to y values.
To modify x value, you should provide a xAxis
with data properties.
Stacking
Each line series can get a stack
property which expects a string value.
Series with the same stack
will be stacked on top of each other.
Stacking strategy 🚧
Styling
Interpolation
The interpolation between data points can be customized by the curve
property.
This property expects one of the following string values, corresponding to the interpolation method: 'catmullRom'
, 'linear'
, 'monotoneX'
, 'monotoneY'
, 'natural'
, 'step'
, 'stepBefore'
, 'stepAfter'
.
CSS
Line plots are made of three elements named LineElement
, AreaElement
, and MarkElement
.
Each element can be selected with the CSS class name .MuiLineElement-root
, .MuiAreaElement-root
, or .MuiMarkElement-root
.
If you want to select the element of a given series, you can use classes .MuiLineElement-series-<seriesId>
with <seriesId>
the id of the series you want to customize.
In the next example, each line style is customized with dashes, and marks are removed.
The area of Germany's GDP also gets a custom gradient color.
The definition of myGradient
is passed as a children of the chart component.
sx={{
'& .MuiLineElement-root': {
strokeDasharray: '10 5',
strokeWidth: 4,
},
'& .MuiMarkElement-root': {
display: 'none',
},
'& .MuiAreaElement-series-Germany': {
fill: "url('#myGradient')",
},
}}