How to use the bpk-component-barchart/hocs.withSelectedState function in bpk-component-barchart
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few bpk-component-barchart examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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import BpkLink from 'bpk-component-link';
import BpkBarchart from 'bpk-component-barchart';
import { onePixelRem } from 'bpk-tokens/tokens/base.es6';
import { withSelectedState } from 'bpk-component-barchart/hocs';
import barchartReadme from 'bpk-component-barchart/README.md';
import { updateOnDirectionChange } from 'bpk-component-rtl-toggle';
import data from 'bpk-component-barchart/data.json';
import DocsPageBuilder from '../../components/DocsPageBuilder';
import DocsPageWrapper from '../../components/DocsPageWrapper';
import Paragraph from '../../components/Paragraph';
import IntroBlurb from '../../components/IntroBlurb';
import Code from '../../components/Code';
const EnhancedBarchart = updateOnDirectionChange(BpkBarchart);
const InteractiveBarchart = withSelectedState(EnhancedBarchart);
const components = [
{
id: 'default',
title: 'Default',
blurb: [
By default, bar charts come with axis labels.,
],
examples: [bpk-component-barchart
Backpack bar chart component.
