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Sparkline

stable:  0.1.1 Coverage: null Bundle: 10kb Lighthouse: 100 Axe Core Released: 0.0.0
Overview API Examples

A sparkline is a compact, word-sized chart with typographic scale, for data-dense layouts (text, tables, cards, dashboards).

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CLI / MCP

Mark

Controls the visual representation of data points.

Mark Description line Renders data as a connected line to emphasize macro trend. area Renders data as a filled area beneath a line to emphasize magnitude over time. gradient Renders a line with gradient color treatment to communicate value intensity across the series. column Renders data as vertical columns for easy comparison of discrete values. winloss Renders outcomes as binary or ternary bars to highlight wins, losses, and optional ties.

Mark variants include line, area, gradient, column, and winloss to support trend and outcome signals.

Status

Communicates the intent and semantic meaning of an element to help users understand the outcome of their actions.

Status Description accent Highlights important actions or draws attention to primary interactive elements. warning Indicates cautionary actions that require careful consideration before proceeding. success Represents positive outcomes, confirmations, or constructive actions. danger Signals destructive or irreversible actions that need extra attention and confirmation. scheduled Task has a scheduled future execution at a specific time. queued Task is waiting in line to begin after other tasks complete. pending Task is awaiting approval, user input, or external conditions before proceeding. starting Task is initializing and preparing to begin active execution. running Task is actively executing and making progress. restarting Task restarts after an interruption or reset. stopping Task is gracefully shutting down and completing cleanup operations. finished Task has completed successfully with the expected outcome. failed Task encountered an error and did not complete as intended. unknown Task status remains unknown or unavailable. ignored Task was intentionally skipped or excluded from execution.

Semantic statuses apply task, support, and trend color mappings.

Inline with Text

Sparklines inherit font size and flow inline with surrounding text and metrics.

This week's lane keeping safety score trend shows a steady rise after an early dip, with decreasing interventions per shift: , and predominantly successful route outcomes: .

Data Grid

Embed sparklines in grid cells to add compact trend context to tabular data.

Autonomy Service Safety Score Interventions / Shift Route Outcome Lane Keeping Object Detection Path Planning

Size

Controls the visual scale of an element to match its importance and available space.

Size Description xs Extra small size for minimal elements or highly dense layouts. sm Compact size for dense layouts or secondary elements with less visual prominence. md Standard size that works well in most contexts and provides balanced visibility. lg Larger size for emphasizing important elements or improving touch targets in spacious layouts. xl Extra large size for emphasizing elements or sparse layouts.

Explicit size tokens set fixed sparkline height independent of text context.

Without a size attribute, height scales with the parent text size for typographic alignment.

heading
body
label sm

Interpolation

Controls how the chart connects intermediate values between points in a data series. Defaults to linear.

Interpolation Description linear Connects points with straight line segments. smooth Connects points with smooth bezier curves. step Connects points with horizontal and vertical step segments.

Interpolation controls linear, smooth, or step transitions between points.

Symbols

Symbols denote specific data points in line, area, and gradient marks.

Data Domain

Fixed min and max values define a shared vertical domain to ensure comparability across adjacent sparklines.

Zero Line

The chart renders a zero baseline when the data includes both positive and negative values.

Interval Length

Controls spacing between points in a line, in em (1 = chart height). Defaults to 0.6.

IntervalLength Description number

Interval length adjusts spacing between points for line marks, from compact to spacious.

Custom Styling

CSS custom properties are available to adjust dimensions and visual styling.

Release Status

All elements and features go through 3 phases of stability, pre-release, beta and stable.

pre-release
Docs Preview API Documentation Fully Themeable
beta
Robust unit test coverages Passed API Review Passed Designer VQA Review Included in library package
stable
No known outstanding AA WCAG issues No known outstanding performance issues Adapts to different screen/container sizes No breaking API changes for at least 90 days