ChartsAxis API
Demos
For examples and details on the usage of this React component, visit the component demo pages:
Import
import { ChartsAxis } from '@mui/x-charts/ChartsAxis';
// or
import { ChartsAxis } from '@mui/x-charts';Props
Indicate which axis to display the bottom of the charts. Can be a string (the id of the axis) or an object ChartsXAxisProps.
Type:
{ axisId: string, classes?: object, disableLine?: bool, disableTicks?: bool, fill?: string, label?: string, labelFontSize?: number, position?: 'bottom' | 'top', slotProps?: object, slots?: object, stroke?: string, tickFontSize?: number, tickMaxStep?: number, tickMinStep?: number, tickNumber?: number, tickSize?: number } | stringDefault:
xAxisIds[0] The id of the first provided axisIndicate which axis to display the left of the charts. Can be a string (the id of the axis) or an object ChartsYAxisProps.
Type:
{ axisId: string, classes?: object, disableLine?: bool, disableTicks?: bool, fill?: string, label?: string, labelFontSize?: number, position?: 'left' | 'right', slotProps?: object, slots?: object, stroke?: string, tickFontSize?: number, tickMaxStep?: number, tickMinStep?: number, tickNumber?: number, tickSize?: number } | stringDefault:
yAxisIds[0] The id of the first provided axisIndicate which axis to display the right of the charts. Can be a string (the id of the axis) or an object ChartsYAxisProps.
Type:
{ axisId: string, classes?: object, disableLine?: bool, disableTicks?: bool, fill?: string, label?: string, labelFontSize?: number, position?: 'left' | 'right', slotProps?: object, slots?: object, stroke?: string, tickFontSize?: number, tickMaxStep?: number, tickMinStep?: number, tickNumber?: number, tickSize?: number } | stringDefault:
nullIndicate which axis to display the top of the charts. Can be a string (the id of the axis) or an object ChartsXAxisProps.
Type:
{ axisId: string, classes?: object, disableLine?: bool, disableTicks?: bool, fill?: string, label?: string, labelFontSize?: number, position?: 'bottom' | 'top', slotProps?: object, slots?: object, stroke?: string, tickFontSize?: number, tickMaxStep?: number, tickMinStep?: number, tickNumber?: number, tickSize?: number } | stringDefault:
nullCSS
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