What the binding functions accept for an instance.
Looser than EChartsBindable, which is what is actually read,
because ECharts' own typings declare getModel private: an instance typed
ECharts is not assignable to an interface that names it, so a TypeScript
caller could not pass echarts.init(...) at all. Every member named here is
public, and the rest are there at runtime on every instance.
What the binding functions accept for an instance.
Looser than EChartsBindable, which is what is actually read, because ECharts' own typings declare
getModelprivate: an instance typedEChartsis not assignable to an interface that names it, so a TypeScript caller could not passecharts.init(...)at all. Every member named here is public, and the rest are there at runtime on every instance.