How Can I Set a Fixed Y-Axis Range in Vico?

[MonteCreasor]

Question

Hi, I'm using Vico to plot data that updates frequently, around three times per second. The x-axis values remain consistent, so there’s no issue there. However, my y-axis values vary significantly, sometimes reaching a max of 30–40 and other times up to 1200. This causes the y-axis scale to adjust dynamically with each update, resulting in a distracting "jumping" effect on the chart.

Is there a way to lock or set a fixed range for the y-axis (e.g., 0 to 1200) to stay consistent regardless of the incoming data range? Any guidance on achieving this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Vico version(s)

2.0.0-beta.2

UI framework(s)

No response

[MonteCreasor]

I figured it out just now ... CartesianLayerRangeProvider

[patrickmichalik]

Thanks for the follow-up!

[MonteCreasor]

No problem. The app has a steep learning curve if you want to do more than just draw a simple graph, but after diving into this issue and your source code, it became obvious to me that your app is a great example of clever engineering using really great composition principles. I'm 65 this year and been doing software since university and I know great code when I see it. Good job really!

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