Bugs in the code in the Line Chart example in the readme

[cristan]

The code on the Readme:

val pointsData: List<Point> =
    listOf(Point(0f, 40f), Point(1f, 90f), Point(2f, 0f), Point(3f, 60f), Point(4f, 10f))

val xAxisData = AxisData.Builder()
  .axisStepSize(100.dp)
  .backgroundColor(Color.Blue)
  .steps(pointsData.size - 1)
  .labelData { i -> i.toString() }
  .labelAndAxisLinePadding(15.dp)
  .build()

val yAxisData = AxisData.Builder()
  .steps(steps)
  .backgroundColor(Color.Red)
  .labelAndAxisLinePadding(20.dp)
  .labelData { i ->
      val yScale = 100 / steps
      (i * yScale).formatToSinglePrecision()
  }.build()

val lineChartData = LineChartData(
  linePlotData = LinePlotData(
    lines = listOf(
      Line(
        dataPoints = pointsData,
        LineStyle(),
        IntersectionPoint(),
        SelectionHighlightPoint(),
        ShadowUnderLine(),
        SelectionHighlightPopUp()
      )
    ),
  ),
  xAxisData = xAxisData,
  yAxisData = yAxisData,
  gridLines = GridLines(),
  backgroundColor = Color.White
)

LineChart(
  modifier = Modifier
    .fillMaxWidth()
    .height(300.dp),
  lineChartData = lineChartData
)

This has several problems:

Doesn't compile

This doesn't compile:

.labelData { i ->
      val yScale = 100 / steps
      (i * yScale).formatToSinglePrecision()
  }.build()

If you change the 100 into 100f, it does.

Wrong value in y axis (1)

If I correct this, it looks like this: Like you can see, the y axis implies that the second dot has the value of 100. It does not: it has the value of 90.

Wrong value in y axis (2)

If you then change the third point from Point(2f, 0f) to Point(2f, 10f), it looks like this:

The third value is then implied to be 0. It is not, it has the value of 10.

First number of the X axis can't be read

The 0 on the X axis can't be read as it is overwritten by the red Y axis legend. The previous issues are all related, but this is a new one.