[Feature] Why is the `use()` extension mechanism not mentioned in the official documentation?
See original GitHub issueWhat problem does this feature solve?
An official plugin/extension mechanism with safer and more flexible extension capabilities.
What does the proposed API look like?
When viewing the source code, the use()
API provides a good extension mechanism and is fully used in the source code.
Why is it not mentioned in the official documentation? Or is it that I didn’t find it? I have only got very limited information from the documentation for the import on demand section.
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The APIs mounted in the global
echarts
usually are safe to be used by the developers. Please rest assured to use theuse
API.Ok, I see. Thank you very much for your prompt reply.
To say some digressions, after a preliminary understanding, it is a good mechanism to use the
use()
API to extend ECharts, but the relevant information on the Internet is very limited (or even no), I hope this mechanism can be known by more people , in order to facilitate users to realize personalized functions in specific scenarios.