How to use the @nivo/scales.computeScale function in @nivo/scales
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plouc / nivo / packages / swarmplot / src / compute.js View on Github 
export const computeValueScale = ({ width, height, axis, getValue, scale, data }) => {
const values = data.map(getValue)
const min = Math.min(...values)
const max = Math.max(...values)
return computeScale({ ...scale, axis }, { [axis]: { min, max } }, width, height)
}@nivo/scales
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