How to use the @hpcc-js/tree.Treemap function in @hpcc-js/tree
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @hpcc-js/tree examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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hpcc-systems / Visualization / tests / test-tree / src / tree.spec.ts View on Github 
.data(flare.data)
);
break;
case Indented:
render(new Indented()
.columns(["label", "size"])
.data(flare.data)
);
break;
case SunburstPartition:
render(new SunburstPartition()
.data(flare.data)
);
break;
case Treemap:
render(new Treemap()
.columns(["label", "size"])
.data(flare.data)
);
break;
default:
it("Has render test", () => {
expect(false).to.be.true;
});
}
}
});
}import { Treemap } from "@hpcc-js/tree";
var treemap = new Treemap()
.target("target")
.columns(["label", "size"])
.data(createData(document.documentElement))
.showRoot(true)
.paddingInner(2)
.paddingOuter(4)
.paddingTop(18)
.parentFontSize(12)
.leafFontSize(10)
.render()
;
function createData(e) {
return {
"label": e.tagName,
"size": e.outerHTML.length,import { Treemap } from '@hpcc-js/tree';
new Treemap()
.target("target")
.data(getData())
.showRoot(true)
.paddingInner(2)
.paddingOuter(4)
.paddingTop(18)
.parentFontSize(12)
.leafFontSize(10)
.render()
;
function getData() {
return {
label: "root",
children: [{
label: "A",
