Evert Timberg

I've published a new version, v0.3.0 that I quickly tested against chart.js 2.9.3. It looked like it worked with no code changes. https://www.npmjs.com/package/chartjs-chart-smith/v/0.3.0

I think this is resolved in chart.js v3 and zoom plugin 1.0.0-beta.1 since the click is now limited to the chart area.

It seems like the best way to handle this kind of functionality is to use hooks that allow the user to block events.

@mrpotatoes how does your converter work to render the JSX once it's detected? Or is that a separate topic? That's what I found was the hardest when I wrote the...

Good idea! I seem to recall a way to do this in Unicode ... trying to find something on google now

Couldn't find much ... I think a custom component is the way to go. Makes it easier to control styling cross platform.

One thought on this is that it would be nice to support scoped themes as well (i.e. `@org/name`) should also work and resolve to `@org/gitdocs-theme-name`. I ran into this problem...

For me, one of the big advantages is the good default config. It's really easy to use chart.js to get started even though it might not be the best project...

> > even though it might not be the best project for really advanced use cases > > @etimberg I'm curious which projects you consider fit for said advanced use...

Closing this as resolved in v4