View

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Trait View 

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pub trait View<S: Schema> {
    type PrimaryDimension;
    type BreakdownDimension;
    type DisplayDimensions: Dimensions;

    // Required methods
    fn dataset(&self) -> &Dataset<S>;
    fn value(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> f64;
    fn value_label(&self) -> String;
    fn primary_dim(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> Self::PrimaryDimension;
    fn breakdown_dim(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> Self::BreakdownDimension;
    fn breakdown_label(&self) -> Option<String>;
    fn display_dims(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> Self::DisplayDimensions;
    fn display_headers(&self) -> Vec<String>;
}
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Trait which defines how to render a Dataset across different [Schema]s. Consumers may choose to implement this trait to provide custom views over datasets.

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type PrimaryDimension

The primary dimension - see View::primary_dim for more details.

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type BreakdownDimension

The breakdown dimension - see View::breakdown_dim for more details.

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type DisplayDimensions: Dimensions

The display dimension(s) - see View::display_dims for more details. The first must always be the PrimaryDimension for the View.

Required Methods§

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fn dataset(&self) -> &Dataset<S>

Get the data associated with this view.

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fn value(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> f64

Extract the render value for this view from the input vector. This will become aggregated according to the Render configuration.

Dimensions.. | Rendering
primary_A    | aggregate(VALUE)
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fn value_label(&self) -> String

Get the label for the values in this view. For example:

Dimensions.. | VALUE_LABEL
primary_A    |     **
primary_B    |   ******
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fn primary_dim(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> Self::PrimaryDimension

Extract the primary dimension for this view from the input vector.

In flat, the primary dimension forms the organizational basis for the rendering For example:

Dimensions.. | Rendering
primary_A    |    **
secondary_A                      <-
tertiary_A                       <- these do not take part in the rendering directly
primary_B    |  ******
secondary_B                      <-
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fn breakdown_dim(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> Self::BreakdownDimension

Extract the breakdown dimension for this view from the input vector. In the case of non-breakdown views (when View::breakdown_label.is_none()), this method should return Nothing.

Breakdown views allow flat renderings to span the horizontal space. For example:

              | Breakdown Rendering..                 |
Dimensions..  | breakdown_A  breakdown_B  breakdown_C |
primary_A     |      *         ******                 |
primary_B     |     ***                        *      |
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fn breakdown_label(&self) -> Option<String>

Get the label for the breakdown in this view, if applicable. When Some(...), View::breakdown_dim must extract the breakdown value. When None, View::breakdown_dim must extract Nothing.

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fn display_dims(&self, dims: &S::Dimensions) -> Self::DisplayDimensions

Extract the display dimensions for this view from the input vector.

The display dimensions are optionally shown in the frame of flat. How they are shown is totally at the discretion of the widget’s implementation. However, the widget implementation must always include the primary dimension. For example:

Dimensions..                      | Rendering
DISPLAY_A (primary) .. DISPLAY_N  |    **

The first display dimension must always be the primary dimension. The length of the display dimensions must match the length of View::display_headers.

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fn display_headers(&self) -> Vec<String>

Get the dimensional headers for this view. These serve to label the display dimensions.

The length of the headers must match the length of View::display_dims. For example:

HEADER_1 .. HEADER_N | Rendering
primary_A     ..     |    **
primary_B     ..     |  ******

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