AreaPlot / LinePlot should default to no padding on xScale

[teamdandelion]

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[jtlan]

Why is that? Please explain.

[teamdandelion]

Not sure about Line Plot actually. But for AreaPlot, having the fill cut out before the edge of the chart is ugly.

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[rcchen]

@crmorford is this still an issue? http://bower.io/stats/

[crmorford]

I want to change the defaults!

[alyssaq]

Is there a setting to remove padding for line charts / xScale?

[realph]

Any update on this? Setting the xScale's outerPadding to 0 doesn't solve the issue for me. I want the graph to touch both ends of my component container.

http://jsfiddle.net/07h87qbb/2/

[themadcreator]

In your fiddle @realph the inner and outer padding was set to 0.1, but if you set it to 0, it looks to me like it does go edge-to-edge: http://jsfiddle.net/5y0y4hj1/

[realph]

@themadcreator Sorry I posted the wrong fiddle, updated the fiddle link in my original question.

Managed to fix it by setting the innerPadding to 999. http://jsfiddle.net/07h87qbb/1/

Wanted to know if there was a better way around this.

[hellochar]

@realph The real value that controls the empty space is xScale.padProportion(0) - see http://plottablejs.org/docs/classes/plottable.scales.linear.html#padproportion . All scales have a default value of 0.05, setting it to 0.0 should work for you.