OptionalclassOptionaluidOptionalcolumnsThe per-kind graphics lists, each an am5 ListTemplate: the drawn sprites
under values, and the template they were all made from under template.
The template is where a chart's styling is declared, and styling is the
only signal amCharts leaves for the marks it has no series class for — a
hairline columns.template is a lollipop's stem, and a strokes.template
at zero opacity is what makes a line series a dot plot.
OptionalbulletsOptionalstrokesOptionalfillsThe fill graphics of a line series, as an am5 ListTemplate.
amCharts has no area series class — an area chart is a LineSeries whose
fills have been made visible — so the template's settings are the only
thing that tells an area from a line.
OptionallinksThe lines an am5hierarchy.ForceDirected draws between its nodes, as an
am5 ListTemplate.
A network is the one reading whose marks hang off neither a data item nor
the series' own data: its links are derived from the tree and from the
rows' linkWith columns, and amCharts keeps the drawn lines here. Each
carries the two node data items it joins on source / target, which is
how findNetworkLink tells them apart.
OptionaltoConverts a series-local point to root-container coordinates.
OptionalwidthThe series' own laid-out box, which every am5 series has because a series
is a Container. Read only for a standalone series — an am5hierarchy
layout pushed straight into the root container — where the series IS the
panel and there is no plotContainer to measure instead.
OptionalheightOptionalglobal
Minimal interface for an amCharts 5 series (ColumnSeries, LineSeries, PieSeries, etc.).
The per-kind collections are optional because no series type has them all:
columnsbelongs to a column series,bullets/strokesto a line one, and a pie series has neither — its wedges are reached through each data item'ssliceinstead.