when i hover over an existing chart categories lile "Revenue chart" in financial analysis
there is a box that previews down but is empty currently with no chart
add some relevant data so all charts will have their respective preview on hover
id: "financial-analysis",
title: "Financial Analysis",
isHeader: true,
subSections: [
{
id: "summary-financials",
title: "Financial summary",
enabled: true,
toggleable: false,
customization: {
years: { ...defaultYears },
showAICommentary: true,
},
},
{
id: "revenue",
title: "Revenue",
enabled: true,
toggleable: false,
customization: {
chartOptions: {
"revenue-trend": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "line",
variableCount: 1,
},
},
showAICommentary: true,
},
},
{
id: "profitability",
title: "Profitability",
enabled: true,
toggleable: false,
customization: {
chartOptions: {
"profit-over-years": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "bar",
variableCount: 1,
},
"gross-ebitda-margin": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "multi-line",
variableCount: 2,
},
"net-income-margin": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "line",
variableCount: 1,
},
},
showAICommentary: true,
},
},
{
id: "cash-flow",
title: "Cash Flow",
enabled: true,
toggleable: false,
customization: {
chartOptions: {
"operating-cash-flow": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "line",
variableCount: 1,
},
"ebitda-vs-operating-cash-flow": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "multi-line",
variableCount: 2,
},
"profitability-metric-comparison": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "stacked-bar",
variableCount: 3,
},
"capex-vs-depreciation": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "grouped-bar",
variableCount: 2,
},
},
showAICommentary: true,
},
},
{
id: "efficiency-working-capital",
title: "Efficiency and Working Capital",
enabled: true,
toggleable: false,
customization: {
chartOptions: {
"working-capital": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "stacked-bar",
variableCount: 3,
},
"cash-conversion-cycle": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "line",
variableCount: 1,
},
},
showAICommentary: true,
},
},
{
id: "capital-structure-leverage",
title: "Capital Structure & Leverage",
enabled: true,
toggleable: false,
customization: {
chartOptions: {
"debt-vs-ebita": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "bar",
variableCount: 1,
},
"interest-coverage": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "line",
variableCount: 1,
},
"debt-to-equity": {
enabled: true,
chartType: "multi-line",
variableCount: 2,
},
},
showAICommentary: true,
},
},
{
I'll update the chart preview component to include specific financial data for each chart type, ensuring that all charts have their respective previews on hover.
I've made several important improvements to ensure all charts have their respective previews on hover:
- Enhanced Sample Data: Added specific financial metrics for each chart type including revenue, profit, margins, cash flow metrics, working capital metrics, leverage metrics, and return metrics.
- Smart Chart Data Selection: Created a
getChartDataKeysfunction that maps chart titles to the appropriate data keys, ensuring each chart preview shows relevant data. - Specialized Chart Rendering: Added specialized rendering for specific chart types like "Gross Margin vs EBITDA Margin", "EBITDA vs Operating Cash Flow", "Capex vs Depreciation", etc.
- Improved Positioning Logic: Enhanced the positioning logic in the
ChartTypeButtoncomponent to ensure the preview stays within the viewport and doesn't get cut off at screen edges. - Consistent Title Passing: Updated the
ChartOptionsSectioncomponent to pass the correct chart title to eachChartTypeButton, which then passes it to theChartPreviewcomponent.
These changes ensure that when you hover over any chart type button, you'll see a preview with relevant financial data that matches the chart's purpose.
The file responsible for showing the preview when hovering over a chart type is components/chart-type-button.tsx.
This file contains the core logic that:
- Uses the
useDelayedHoverhook to detect when a user hovers over a chart type button - Calculates the position where the preview should appear
- Conditionally renders the
ChartPreviewcomponent whenshouldShowis true - Passes the chart type and title to the preview component
Here's the key part of the code that handles this behavior:
// From components/chart-type-button.tsx
export default function ChartTypeButton({ chartType, icon, isSelected, onClick, title }: ChartTypeButtonProps) {
const buttonRef = useRef<HTMLButtonElement>(null)
const { shouldShow, handlers } = useDelayedHover(600)
// ... position calculation logic ...
return (
<div className="relative">
<button
ref={buttonRef}
className={/* ... */}
onClick={onClick}
{...handlers} // This spreads the onMouseEnter and onMouseLeave handlers
>
<Image src={icon || "/placeholder.svg"} alt={`${chartType} Chart`} width={32} height={32} />
</button>
{shouldShow && ( // This conditional rendering shows the preview when hovering
<div
className="fixed z-[9999] border border-[#EAF0FC] rounded-lg shadow-lg"
style={{/* positioning styles */}}
>
<ChartPreview
chartType={chartType}
title={title || `${chartType.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + chartType.slice(1)} Chart`}
/>
</div>
)}
</div>
)
}The actual chart rendering happens in components/chart-preview.tsx, but the trigger for showing/hiding the preview on hover is managed by chart-type-button.tsx.
Integrate dynamic chart previews on hover for each chart category within the financial analysis section. Ensure that when a user hovers over a chart category, such as 'Revenue' or 'Profitability,' a relevant chart preview is displayed. The preview should accurately reflect the data associated with the hovered category. Verify that all necessary data is correctly passed between the relevant files to enable the dynamic display of these chart previews. Confirm that the chart previews are responsive and visually consistent with the main charts. Test the functionality across all chart types (line, bar, multi-line, stacked-bar, grouped-bar) to ensure proper data rendering and display. Address any potential performance issues related to the dynamic loading and rendering of chart previews.