left: 115,
right: 245,
top: 5,
- bottom: 68.48521368620018,
+ bottom: 75,
});
// Is xScale at the right spot
expect(xScale.left).toBe(115);
expect(xScale.right).toBe(245);
- expect(xScale.top).toBe(68.48521368620018);
+ expect(xScale.top).toBe(75);
expect(xScale.bottom).toBe(145);
// Are yScales at the right spot
expect(yScale1.left).toBe(5);
expect(yScale1.right).toBe(55);
expect(yScale1.top).toBe(5);
- expect(yScale1.bottom).toBe(68.48521368620018);
+ expect(yScale1.bottom).toBe(75);
expect(yScale2.left).toBe(55);
expect(yScale2.right).toBe(115);
expect(yScale2.top).toBe(5);
- expect(yScale2.bottom).toBe(68.48521368620018);
+ expect(yScale2.bottom).toBe(75);
});
// This is an oddball case. What happens is, when the scales are fit the first time they must fit within the assigned size. In this case,
expect(chartInstance.chartArea).toEqual({
left: 45,
right: 245,
- top: 45,
- bottom: 105,
+ top: 63.78307376628291,
+ bottom: 76.0423977855504,
});
// Are xScales at the right spot
expect(xScale1.left).toBe(45);
expect(xScale1.right).toBe(245);
- expect(xScale1.top).toBe(105);
+ expect(xScale1.top).toBeCloseTo(76.04, 1e-3);
expect(xScale1.bottom).toBe(145);
expect(xScale2.left).toBe(5);
expect(xScale2.right).toBe(245);
expect(xScale2.top).toBe(5);
- expect(xScale2.bottom).toBe(45);
+ expect(xScale2.bottom).toBeCloseTo(63.78, 1e-3);
// Is yScale at the right spot
expect(yScale.left).toBe(5);
expect(yScale.right).toBe(45);
- expect(yScale.top).toBe(45);
- expect(yScale.bottom).toBe(105);
+ expect(yScale.top).toBeCloseTo(63.78, 1e-3);
+ expect(yScale.bottom).toBeCloseTo(76.04, 1e-3);
});
});
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