aws_sdk_quicksight::types::builders

Struct BarChartConfigurationBuilder

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct BarChartConfigurationBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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A builder for BarChartConfiguration.

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impl BarChartConfigurationBuilder

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pub fn field_wells(self, input: BarChartFieldWells) -> Self

The field wells of the visual.

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pub fn set_field_wells(self, input: Option<BarChartFieldWells>) -> Self

The field wells of the visual.

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pub fn get_field_wells(&self) -> &Option<BarChartFieldWells>

The field wells of the visual.

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pub fn sort_configuration(self, input: BarChartSortConfiguration) -> Self

The sort configuration of a BarChartVisual.

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pub fn set_sort_configuration( self, input: Option<BarChartSortConfiguration>, ) -> Self

The sort configuration of a BarChartVisual.

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pub fn get_sort_configuration(&self) -> &Option<BarChartSortConfiguration>

The sort configuration of a BarChartVisual.

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pub fn orientation(self, input: BarChartOrientation) -> Self

The orientation of the bars in a bar chart visual. There are two valid values in this structure:

  • HORIZONTAL: Used for charts that have horizontal bars. Visuals that use this value are horizontal bar charts, horizontal stacked bar charts, and horizontal stacked 100% bar charts.

  • VERTICAL: Used for charts that have vertical bars. Visuals that use this value are vertical bar charts, vertical stacked bar charts, and vertical stacked 100% bar charts.

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pub fn set_orientation(self, input: Option<BarChartOrientation>) -> Self

The orientation of the bars in a bar chart visual. There are two valid values in this structure:

  • HORIZONTAL: Used for charts that have horizontal bars. Visuals that use this value are horizontal bar charts, horizontal stacked bar charts, and horizontal stacked 100% bar charts.

  • VERTICAL: Used for charts that have vertical bars. Visuals that use this value are vertical bar charts, vertical stacked bar charts, and vertical stacked 100% bar charts.

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pub fn get_orientation(&self) -> &Option<BarChartOrientation>

The orientation of the bars in a bar chart visual. There are two valid values in this structure:

  • HORIZONTAL: Used for charts that have horizontal bars. Visuals that use this value are horizontal bar charts, horizontal stacked bar charts, and horizontal stacked 100% bar charts.

  • VERTICAL: Used for charts that have vertical bars. Visuals that use this value are vertical bar charts, vertical stacked bar charts, and vertical stacked 100% bar charts.

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pub fn bars_arrangement(self, input: BarsArrangement) -> Self

Determines the arrangement of the bars. The orientation and arrangement of bars determine the type of bar that is used in the visual.

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pub fn set_bars_arrangement(self, input: Option<BarsArrangement>) -> Self

Determines the arrangement of the bars. The orientation and arrangement of bars determine the type of bar that is used in the visual.

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pub fn get_bars_arrangement(&self) -> &Option<BarsArrangement>

Determines the arrangement of the bars. The orientation and arrangement of bars determine the type of bar that is used in the visual.

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pub fn visual_palette(self, input: VisualPalette) -> Self

The palette (chart color) display setup of the visual.

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pub fn set_visual_palette(self, input: Option<VisualPalette>) -> Self

The palette (chart color) display setup of the visual.

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pub fn get_visual_palette(&self) -> &Option<VisualPalette>

The palette (chart color) display setup of the visual.

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pub fn small_multiples_options(self, input: SmallMultiplesOptions) -> Self

The small multiples setup for the visual.

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pub fn set_small_multiples_options( self, input: Option<SmallMultiplesOptions>, ) -> Self

The small multiples setup for the visual.

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pub fn get_small_multiples_options(&self) -> &Option<SmallMultiplesOptions>

The small multiples setup for the visual.

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pub fn category_axis(self, input: AxisDisplayOptions) -> Self

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) for bar chart category.

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pub fn set_category_axis(self, input: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>) -> Self

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) for bar chart category.

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pub fn get_category_axis(&self) -> &Option<AxisDisplayOptions>

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) for bar chart category.

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pub fn category_label_options(self, input: ChartAxisLabelOptions) -> Self

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a bar chart.

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pub fn set_category_label_options( self, input: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>, ) -> Self

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a bar chart.

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pub fn get_category_label_options(&self) -> &Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a bar chart.

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pub fn value_axis(self, input: AxisDisplayOptions) -> Self

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) for a bar chart value.

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pub fn set_value_axis(self, input: Option<AxisDisplayOptions>) -> Self

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) for a bar chart value.

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pub fn get_value_axis(&self) -> &Option<AxisDisplayOptions>

The label display options (grid line, range, scale, axis step) for a bar chart value.

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pub fn value_label_options(self, input: ChartAxisLabelOptions) -> Self

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a bar chart value.

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pub fn set_value_label_options( self, input: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>, ) -> Self

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a bar chart value.

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pub fn get_value_label_options(&self) -> &Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a bar chart value.

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pub fn color_label_options(self, input: ChartAxisLabelOptions) -> Self

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a color that is used in a bar chart.

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pub fn set_color_label_options( self, input: Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>, ) -> Self

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a color that is used in a bar chart.

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pub fn get_color_label_options(&self) -> &Option<ChartAxisLabelOptions>

The label options (label text, label visibility and sort icon visibility) for a color that is used in a bar chart.

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pub fn legend(self, input: LegendOptions) -> Self

The legend display setup of the visual.

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pub fn set_legend(self, input: Option<LegendOptions>) -> Self

The legend display setup of the visual.

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pub fn get_legend(&self) -> &Option<LegendOptions>

The legend display setup of the visual.

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pub fn data_labels(self, input: DataLabelOptions) -> Self

The options that determine if visual data labels are displayed.

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pub fn set_data_labels(self, input: Option<DataLabelOptions>) -> Self

The options that determine if visual data labels are displayed.

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pub fn get_data_labels(&self) -> &Option<DataLabelOptions>

The options that determine if visual data labels are displayed.

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pub fn tooltip(self, input: TooltipOptions) -> Self

The tooltip display setup of the visual.

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pub fn set_tooltip(self, input: Option<TooltipOptions>) -> Self

The tooltip display setup of the visual.

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pub fn get_tooltip(&self) -> &Option<TooltipOptions>

The tooltip display setup of the visual.

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pub fn reference_lines(self, input: ReferenceLine) -> Self

Appends an item to reference_lines.

To override the contents of this collection use set_reference_lines.

The reference line setup of the visual.

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pub fn set_reference_lines(self, input: Option<Vec<ReferenceLine>>) -> Self

The reference line setup of the visual.

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pub fn get_reference_lines(&self) -> &Option<Vec<ReferenceLine>>

The reference line setup of the visual.

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pub fn contribution_analysis_defaults( self, input: ContributionAnalysisDefault, ) -> Self

Appends an item to contribution_analysis_defaults.

To override the contents of this collection use set_contribution_analysis_defaults.

The contribution analysis (anomaly configuration) setup of the visual.

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pub fn set_contribution_analysis_defaults( self, input: Option<Vec<ContributionAnalysisDefault>>, ) -> Self

The contribution analysis (anomaly configuration) setup of the visual.

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pub fn get_contribution_analysis_defaults( &self, ) -> &Option<Vec<ContributionAnalysisDefault>>

The contribution analysis (anomaly configuration) setup of the visual.

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pub fn interactions(self, input: VisualInteractionOptions) -> Self

The general visual interactions setup for a visual.

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pub fn set_interactions(self, input: Option<VisualInteractionOptions>) -> Self

The general visual interactions setup for a visual.

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pub fn get_interactions(&self) -> &Option<VisualInteractionOptions>

The general visual interactions setup for a visual.

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pub fn build(self) -> BarChartConfiguration

Consumes the builder and constructs a BarChartConfiguration.

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impl Clone for BarChartConfigurationBuilder

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fn clone(&self) -> BarChartConfigurationBuilder

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for BarChartConfigurationBuilder

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for BarChartConfigurationBuilder

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fn default() -> BarChartConfigurationBuilder

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl PartialEq for BarChartConfigurationBuilder

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fn eq(&self, other: &BarChartConfigurationBuilder) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for BarChartConfigurationBuilder

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