I have a chart created in a composant (hooks) :
return (
<div id="chart-candlestick">
<ReactApexChart options={optionsCandles} series={seriesCandles} type="candlestick"
height={290}/>
</div>)
and I tried to add values to test the realtime possibility. (Without it, it works fine !) My problem is that I tried for several hours and didn't find why I have this exception.
So, I have named my chart ("candle") in the options :
{
chart: {
type: 'candlestick',
height: 290,
id: 'candles'
{...}
},
{...}
}
and so, time to time I tried to used the exec method of ApexCharts to add more data manualy:
function fetchLastDatas() {
const date = dateAdd(candleDatas[candleDatas.length - 1].x,"minute",5)
var obj = {
x: date,
y: candleDatas[candleDatas.length - 1].y
}
candleDatas.push(obj);
ApexCharts.exec('candles', 'updateSeries', [{
data:candleDatas
}], true)
}
My array has datas but I have this exception on the line "ApexCharts.exec" and I don't know why :
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'filter' of undefined
at Function.value (apexcharts.common.js:14)
at Function.value (apexcharts.common.js:14)
at fetchLastDatas (ChartCaneva.js:178)
I'm new to use this library (and in React in general) so thanks for the help !
Good night (or morning) !
I have needed to change my resolve answers.
In React and Apex-chart, the chart will refresh the options only if you set another reference of your object. In my case I tried with the spread operator and Object.assign.
The problem was that the options of the chart are a complex object. So you need to do a deep copy with a library or a custom function (for performance, I had read "rfdc" is the best)