You can see from the image below, the chart lines don’t go all the way to the edge of the StackLayout container. I’ve tried adding negative margins on the StackLayout but they’re inconsistent depending on how much data I have in the chart and the margins can fluctuate. And between Android & iOS, the margins are always different.
Nativescript Playground sample:
play.nativescript.org/?template=play-ng&id=I8lOBP
In the image, you’ll notice on the right and left edges, there’s dark strips of the emulator window. I’m looking for a way for the red area line to touch those edges. It’s hard to see in the image but the bottom also needs to touch the bottom of the StackLayout container.
<StackLayout>
<RadCartesianChart
height="100%"
width="100%"
class="default-background">
<CategoricalAxis
lineColor="#f5f5f5"
hidden="true"
lineHidden="true"
lineThickness="1"
labelLayoutMode="Inner"
tkCartesianHorizontalAxis>
</CategoricalAxis>
<LinearAxis
lineColor="#f5f5f5"
hidden="true"
lineHidden="true"
lineThickness="1"
labelLayoutMode="Inner"
[maximum]="max"
[minimum]="min"
tkCartesianVerticalAxis>
</LinearAxis>
<AreaSeries
tkCartesianSeries
seriesName="Area"
showLabels="false"
categoryProperty="Date"
[items]="areaSource$ | async"
valueProperty="Amount"
selectionMode="None">
</AreaSeries>
<RadCartesianChartGrid
tkCartesianGrid
horizontalLinesVisible="false"
verticalLinesVisible="false"
verticalStripLinesVisible="false"
horizontalStripLinesVisible="false"
horizontalStrokeColor="#181818">
</RadCartesianChartGrid>
<Palette tkCartesianPalette seriesName="Area">
<PaletteEntry
tkCartesianPaletteEntry
opacity="1"
[fillColor]="fillColor"
[strokeColor]="lineColor"
android:strokeWidth="4"
ios:strokeWidth="2">
</PaletteEntry>
<PaletteEntry
tkCartesianPaletteEntry
[fillColor]="fillColor"
strokeColor="#181818"
strokeWidth="0">
</PaletteEntry>
</Palette>
</RadCartesianChart>
</StackLayout>
2
Answers
You should be setting the horizontalZoom property, probably upping its current value by about 30%.
src: https://docs.nativescript.org/angular/ui/styling#supported-measurement-units