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chart = {
const xy = (options) => marimekko({...options, x: "market", y: "segment", value: "value"});
return Plot.plot({
width: 960,
height: 640,
label: null,
x: {percent: true, ticks: 10, tickFormat: (d) => d === 100 ? `100%` : d},
y: {percent: true, ticks: 10, tickFormat: (d) => d === 100 ? `100%` : d},
marks: [
Plot.frame(),
Plot.rect(sales, xy({fill: "segment", fillOpacity: 0.5})),
Plot.text(sales, xy({text: d => [d.value.toLocaleString("en"), d.segment, d.market].join("\n")})),
Plot.text(sales, Plot.selectMaxX(xy({z: "segment", text: "segment", anchor: "right", textAnchor: "middle", lineAnchor: "bottom", rotate: 90, dx: 6}))),
Plot.text(sales, Plot.selectMaxY(xy({z: "market", text: "market", anchor: "top", lineAnchor: "bottom", dy: -6})))
]
});
}
sales = FileAttachment("sales.csv").csv({typed: true})
function marimekko({
x,
y,
z,
value = z,
anchor = "middle",
inset = 0.5,
...options
} = {}) {
const stackX = /\bleft$/i.test(anchor) ? Plot.stackX1 : /\bright$/i.test(anchor) ? Plot.stackX2 : Plot.stackX;
const stackY = /^top\b/i.test(anchor) ? Plot.stackY2 : /^bottom\b/i.test(anchor) ? Plot.stackY1 : Plot.stackY;
const [Xv, setXv] = Plot.column(value);
const {x: X, x1, x2, transform: tx} = stackX({offset: "expand", y, x: Xv});
const {y: Y, y1, y2, transform: ty} = stackY({offset: "expand", x, y: value});
return Plot.transform({x: X, x1, x2, y: Y, y1, y2, z, inset, frameAnchor: anchor, ...options}, (data, facets) => {
const I = d3.range(data.length);
const X = Plot.valueof(data, x);
const Z = Plot.valueof(data, value);
const sum = d3.rollup(I, I => d3.sum(I, i => Z[i]), i => X[i]);
setXv(I.map(i => sum.get(X[i])));
tx(data, facets);
ty(data, facets);
return {data, facets};
});
}
marimekkoXY = (sX, sY, options) => marimekko(options) // deprecated, do not use
marimekkoMid = marimekko // deprecated, do not use
marimekkoTopLeft = options => marimekko({...options, anchor: "top-left"}) // deprecated, do not use
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