Tick formatting depending on x range
See original GitHub issueUse case: Timeseries with zooming/unknown X range.
Want to show only dates when I have data of multiple days (but the full timestamps in tooltips), and more fine grained x values if I have data only of a few hours, or I have zoomed.
Easiest solution would be have the axis.x.tick.format
function take three arguments value
, minValue
, maxValue
, with the latter specifying the currently shown X range.
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How do you update tick values? (in the onzoom function)
Thanks
I was wondering if it’s possible now out of box or should I use hack?