Query Regarding Standardized attributes

[arnavdas88]

Hola!!

I was implementing Nivo Chart components like Bar Chart and Line Chart in ReactPy as a side project, and I noticed, for each chart, the parameters vary hugely.

Such as, for ResponsiveBar, the Style model looks like this :

class Style(BaseModel):
    colors: Colors
    defs: Optional[List[Def]] = None
    fill: Optional[List[FillItem]] = None
    borderColor: Optional[ColorType] = None

where as, the same style model, for ResponsiveLine looks something like this:

class Style(BaseModel):
    curve: Optional[CurveType] = 'linear'
    theme: Any = None
    colors: Colors
    lineWidth: Optional[float] = 2.0
    enableArea: Optional[bool] = True
    areaBaselineValue: Optional[Any] = None
    areaOpacity: Optional[float] = .02
    areaBlendMode: Optional[BlendMode] = "normal"
    defs: Optional[List[Def]] = None
    fill: Optional[List[FillItem]] = None

Basically, there are different attributes, like areaOpacity, areaBlendMode and borderColor that exists in one chart, but not in another. Although it is only natural, for different charts to have different attributes, Is is possible to standardize some of the parts?

I am speaking from not just "Technical" but also a "Documentation" perspective, as in the website of Nivo Charts, for each charts, all the attributes are divided into categories like base, style, interaction, etc.

Is it possible to expand on this existing categorization, and have some of the common basic attributes to base, while data dependent attributes and fields to a category, say data or line data & bar data, and common styles to style category, while keeping another category, say area styles strictly for charts that deals with area and fills.

This would be very similar, to the category Arc labels that only exists for the charts that deals with arcs.