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import { CartesianViewBoxRequired, ChartOffsetInternal, LayoutType, Margin, Percent, TrapezoidViewBox } from '../util/types'; import { RechartsRootState } from '../state/store'; export declare function cartesianViewBoxToTrapezoid(box: CartesianViewBoxRequired | TrapezoidViewBox | undefined): TrapezoidViewBox | undefined; export declare const useViewBox: () => CartesianViewBoxRequired | undefined; /** * For internal use only. If you want this information, `import { useOffset } from 'recharts'` instead. * * Returns the offset of the chart in pixels. * * @returns {ChartOffsetInternal} The offset of the chart in pixels, or a default value if not in a chart context. */ export declare const useOffsetInternal: () => ChartOffsetInternal; /** * Returns the width of the chart in pixels. * * If you are using chart with hardcoded `width` prop, then the width returned will be the same * as the `width` prop on the main chart element. * * If you are using a chart with a `ResponsiveContainer`, the width will be the size of the chart * as the ResponsiveContainer has decided it would be. * * If the chart has any axes or legend, the `width` will be the size of the chart * including the axes and legend. Meaning: adding axes and legend will not change the width. * * The dimensions do not scale, meaning as user zoom in and out, the width number will not change * as the chart gets visually larger or smaller. * * Returns `undefined` if used outside a chart context. * * @returns {number | undefined} The width of the chart in pixels, or `undefined` if not in a chart context. */ export declare const useChartWidth: () => number | undefined; /** * Returns the height of the chart in pixels. * * If you are using chart with hardcoded `height` props, then the height returned will be the same * as the `height` prop on the main chart element. * * If you are using a chart with a `ResponsiveContainer`, the height will be the size of the chart * as the ResponsiveContainer has decided it would be. * * If the chart has any axes or legend, the `height` will be the size of the chart * including the axes and legend. Meaning: adding axes and legend will not change the height. * * The dimensions do not scale, meaning as user zoom in and out, the height number will not change * as the chart gets visually larger or smaller. * * Returns `undefined` if used outside a chart context. * * @returns {number | undefined} The height of the chart in pixels, or `undefined` if not in a chart context. */ export declare const useChartHeight: () => number | undefined; /** * Margin is the empty space around the chart. Excludes axes and legend and brushes and the like. * This is declared by the user in the chart props. * If you are interested in the space occupied by axes, legend, or brushes, * use `useOffset` instead. * * Returns `undefined` if used outside a chart context. * * @returns {Margin | undefined} The margin of the chart in pixels, or `undefined` if not in a chart context. */ export declare const useMargin: () => Margin | undefined; export declare const selectChartLayout: (state: RechartsRootState) => LayoutType; export declare const useChartLayout: () => LayoutType | undefined; /** * Returns true if the component is rendered inside a chart context. * Some components may be used both inside and outside of charts, * and this hook allows them to determine if they are in a chart context or not. * * Other selectors may return undefined when used outside a chart context, * or undefined when inside a chart, but without relevant data. * This hook provides a more explicit way to check for chart context. * * @returns {boolean} True if in chart context, false otherwise. */ export declare const useIsInChartContext: () => boolean; export declare const ReportChartSize: (props: { width: number | Percent | undefined; height: number | Percent | undefined; }) => null; export declare const ReportChartMargin: ({ margin }: { margin: Partial<Margin>; }) => null;