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you can calculate ticks yourself if you want and supply them using the
You can try to use If you can make a sandbox (maybe the one we used before?) I can try to see whats going on |
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using the ticks variable made it look nice, I may just create a function to calculate even spacing |
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Yeah ideally recharts does this for you, but sometimes the calculations are different than people want. Will try to improve them after 3.0 is out |
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Sounds like a plan. Recharts is still my favorite so far. |
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This PR probably addresses the reason the calculation is off. But it comes with a cost/some weird API implications hence why it isn't merged yet. Edit: on second thought maybe it isn't, but the hesitation to change things remains the same 😅 |
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I've been working with a graph that has built in domain and range customization. Some ranges distribute the lines evenly, and some don't (even if it would be possible to). For example, my range in the picture below is 0-0.75. Each increment could be 0.25 greater than the last, but for some reason it goes to 0.2...0.4...and then 0.75 which is very unappealing to look at on a graph. Is there any way to automate the equal distribution of tick marks in both x and y axis?
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