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ISparkline

A trend line small enough to sit inside a sentence or a stat tile, in plain SVG with no charting dependency.

The width always fills the container; height (32px by default) is the only dimension you set. Values are oldest first — there is no x axis, so the order in the array is the time axis.

Area and the end dot

area adds a wash beneath the line, which holds up better on a busy surface. endDot marks the most recent point.

baseline decides where the wash stops: min (the default) fills from the lowest point and shows the shape; zero fills from nothing and shows the magnitude.

Gaps

null is a missing reading rather than a zero, and the line breaks rather than bridging it.

One scale across several

Each sparkline scales to its own data. Pin min and max on both to put two of them on one scale.

Revenue

Churn

Muted

muted draws in de-emphasised ink, for a trend that supports a number rather than competing with it — the case inside an IStat tile.

Revenue

€48,200

Height

Accessibility

Without a label the sparkline is decorative and hidden from assistive technology, which is right beside a value that already states the number. Give it a label when the trend is the only place the information lives.

vue
<ISparkline :data="revenue" label="Revenue over the last twelve months, rising from 18 to 48" />

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
data(number | null | undefined)[][]Values, oldest first. null is a gap
variant'line' | 'area''line'area adds a wash beneath the line
endDotbooleanMark the most recent point
baseline'min' | 'zero''min'Lower edge of the area wash
minnumberPin the bottom of the domain
maxnumberPin the top of the domain
mutedbooleanDraw in de-emphasised ink
labelstringAccessible description; without one it is decorative
heightnumber32Rendered height in px; width fills the container
unstyledbooleanDrop built-in classes
classstringMerged with the built-in classes
ui{ root?, plot?, line?, area?, dot?, ring? }Per-slot class overrides

For an axis, a tooltip and more than one series, use ILineChart.