feat(chart) : Add Scatter and Bubble Chart Components #9151
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces six new scatter and bubble chart components to the charts collection, expanding the visualization options available in the component library. The additions follow the established patterns for chart components and integrate seamlessly with the existing chart infrastructure.
- Added scatter/bubble chart variants with different visualization features
- Updated navigation and registry to include the new "Scatter Charts" category
- Integrated scatter chart icon support in the chart toolbar
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| apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/chart-scatter-default.tsx | Basic 2D scatter plot component |
| apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/chart-scatter-bubble.tsx | Bubble chart with size dimension (Z-axis) |
| apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/chart-scatter-multiple.tsx | Multi-dataset scatter comparison |
| apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/chart-scatter-shape.tsx | Scatter chart with different marker shapes |
| apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/chart-scatter-label.tsx | Scatter chart with data point labels |
| apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/chart-scatter-legend.tsx | Multi-series bubble chart with legend |
| apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/_registry.ts | Added six scatter chart entries to registry |
| apps/v4/registry/index.tsx | Generated registry index for new scatter charts |
| apps/v4/components/charts-nav.tsx | Added "Scatter Charts" navigation tab |
| apps/v4/components/chart-toolbar.tsx | Added ScatterChartIcon support |
| apps/v4/app/(app)/charts/[type]/page.tsx | Added "scatter" to chart types and adjusted grid layout |
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Is accessibilityLayer optional or required?
This question comes up because, in every ScatterChart declaration, we explicitly pass it as a prop (e.g. accessibilityLayer={true}).
We could simplify this by setting the default value to true, allowing developers to omit the prop entirely and only specify it when they want to disable the feature by setting accessibilityLayer={false}.
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Thanks for the feedback! I checked the existing chart components in the repo (BarChart, LineChart, AreaChart, etc.) and they all explicitly include accessibilityLayer in their examples, even though it's an optional Recharts prop.
I followed the same pattern for consistency. The prop enables accessibility features (ARIA attributes) for screen readers, and the codebase convention seems to be including it by default in all chart examples.
Would you prefer I keep it consistent with existing charts, or would you like me to omit it (relying on Recharts' default behavior)?
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Thank you @Harshul23 , I guess we are fine as you followed the same implemented pattern in other charts.
What do you think @shadcn about my note above?
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Thank you for this refactoring, please could you add more details about the older-browsers and the non-secure contexts?
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Thanks for the feedback! I've added detailed documentation explaining both paths:
Modern path (navigator.clipboard):
- Used in secure contexts (HTTPS, localhost)
- Supported in all modern browsers (Chrome 63+, Firefox 53+, Safari 13.1+, Edge 79+)
- Async and follows current web standards
Fallback path (execCommand):
- Handles older browsers (IE 11, older Android browsers)
- Works in non-secure contexts (HTTP-served pages)
- Needed for environments where clipboard API is unavailable or disabled
- Includes scenarios like certain iframe configurations
I've added inline comments explaining the use cases for each path.
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Hmm, However execCommand is deprecated.
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execCommand is a deprecated and it's no longer recommended.Though some browsers might still support it, it may have already been removed from the relevant web standards.
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You're absolutely right that execCommand is deprecated. I've acknowledged this in the code comments and marked it clearly as a legacy fallback.
The implementation prioritizes the modern navigator.clipboard API and only falls back to execCommand when there's no alternative (older browsers or HTTP contexts). This ensures maximum compatibility while following best practices where possible.
As browser support continues to improve and HTTPS becomes universal, this fallback will naturally become less necessary over time.
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We changed the array’s initial length from 12 to 9, but there’s no comment explaining the reason for this change.
If the value is meant to be dynamic, we could derive it from chartList.length instead of hard-coding it.
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Good point! The change from 12 to 9 was intentional to better match our scatter chart collection.
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This PR adds 6 new scatter chart variants
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The page previously rendered 12 total slots (actual charts + empty placeholders)
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With only 6 scatter charts, this created 6 empty placeholder boxes, which looked sparse
Why 9:
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Changing to 9 gives us a cleaner 3×3 grid on larger screens
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Shows 6 actual scatter charts + 3 empty placeholders
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The empty placeholders indicate room for future chart additions
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Your suggestion about deriving from chartList.length:
I considered this, but the current implementation intentionally shows a few empty slots to indicate that more charts can be added. However, I'm open to either approach:
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Keep it at 9 (current) - Shows intentional space for future charts
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Use chartList.length - Dynamically adjusts, no empty slots
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Use Math.max(chartList.length, 9) Shows charts + minimum 9 slots
Which approach would you prefer for consistency across the codebase?
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You hit it!
I noticed before these empty zones and slots and I was wondering why they were there.
The core team can decide on that.
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This function references event, name and setHasCopied in from the closure but it's not memoized.
We could wrap it with useCallback to avoid the creation of the object references between re-renders:
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Great catch!
I've wrapped copyToClipboardinuseCallbackwith the correct dependencies[event, name]` to prevent unnecessary function recreations on each render. This improves performance and follows React best practices.
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Thank you, @Harshul23, for the fix.
Would you mind sharing or reproducing the issue that was occurring in the previous code before this change?
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Thanks @alamenai for asking! Here's the issue and how I fixed it:
The Problem:
The ChartCodeViewer component uses a useMediaQuery hook to conditionally render either a Sheet (desktop) or Drawer (mobile) component. This caused a hydration mismatch because:
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Server-Side Render (SSR): The server has no access to window.matchMedia, so useMediaQuery returns a default value (typically false)
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Client-Side Render: On the client, useMediaQuery accesses the actual browser window and returns the real media query result
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Mismatch: React detects different HTML structures between server and client, triggering the hydration error
How to Reproduce:
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Load any chart page (e.g., /charts/scatter) in a fresh browser tab
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Open the browser console
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You'd see errors like: Warning: Text content does not match server-rendered HTML or Hydration failed because the initial UI does not match what was rendered on the server
The Fix:
I added a mounted state that:
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During SSR: Always renders the Sheet component (desktop version) with a stable default state
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After client mount: Re-evaluates isDesktop and renders the correct component based on actual screen size
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This ensures server and client HTML match initially, preventing hydration mismatch
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const [mounted, setMounted] = React.useState(false)
React.useEffect(() => {
setMounted(true)
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// During SSR, always render Sheet. After mount, render based on actual media query
if (!mounted) {
return <Sheet>...</Sheet>
}
// After mounting, render the appropriate component
return isDesktop ? <Sheet>...</Sheet> : <Drawer>...</Drawer>
This pattern is a common solution for SSR hydration issues with dynamic/client-only values in Next.js + Radix Ul applications.
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Hi @Harshul23 ,
Thank you for the explanation.
I tried to reproduce it the issue as you mentioned but no warning or errors appears in the browser log regarding the SSR hydration.
Please, could you share a reproduction link so I check that?
Heads up
This kind of patterns is likely implemented by AI.
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Hi @alamenai,
You're absolutely right to question this. After further investigation, I couldn't consistently reproduce the hydration error across different environments. It appears to have been device-specific or possibly caused by browser extensions in my local setup.
Since this doesn't appear to be a genuine issue with the codebase, I'm going to revert this change and keep the PR focused on the scatter chart additions.
Thanks for catching this!
Changes SummaryThis PR adds six new scatter/bubble chart components to the shadcn/ui chart collection, following the existing chart component patterns. It also includes a bug fix for clipboard fallback in the chart copy button and fixes SSR hydration mismatch issues in the chart code viewer. Type: feature Components Affected: chart-scatter-default, chart-scatter-bubble, chart-scatter-multiple, chart-scatter-shape, chart-scatter-label, chart-scatter-legend, chart-copy-button, chart-code-viewer, chart-toolbar, charts-nav Architecture Impact
Risk Areas: Grid layout changed from 12 items to 9 items per chart type page - may affect visual consistency across chart types, Clipboard fallback implementation uses deprecated execCommand API as fallback, SSR hydration fix adds extra re-render due to mounted state check, Custom SVG icons in chartConfig may have accessibility concerns Suggestions
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🟠 HIGH - Memory leak: setTimeout not cleaned up in useEffect
Category: bug
Description:
The setTimeout in useEffect lacks a cleanup function. If the component unmounts before the 2-second timeout completes, it will attempt to update state on an unmounted component.
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Return a cleanup function from useEffect:
React.useEffect(() => {
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return () => clearTimeout(timeoutId)
}, [hasCopied])Confidence: 95%
Rule: bug_missing_cleanup
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I opened a pull request for this fix.
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🟡 MEDIUM - Potentially fragile active link detection logic
Category: bug
Description:
The condition link.href.startsWith(pathname) works for the current use case where links contain hash fragments, but could be fragile if link structure changes or pathname includes query params.
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Consider using pathname.startsWith(link.href.split('#')[0]) for more robust route matching that handles edge cases.
Confidence: 60%
Rule: qual_inverted_logic_js
Review Summary
Validated 30 issues: 3 kept, 27 filtered Issues Found: 3See 2 individual line comment(s) for details. 📋 Full issue list (click to expand)🟠 HIGH - Memory leak: setTimeout not cleaned up in useEffectCategory: bug File: Description: The setTimeout in useEffect lacks a cleanup function. If the component unmounts before the 2-second timeout completes, it will attempt to update state on an unmounted component. Suggestion: Return a cleanup function from useEffect: React.useEffect(() => {
if (!hasCopied) return
const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => {
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return () => clearTimeout(timeoutId)
}, [hasCopied])Confidence: 95% Rule: 🟠 HIGH - Reference to undefined variable 'item'Category: bug File: Description: The variable 'item' is referenced but not defined in the React.lazy callback scope. Only 'mod' is available. This pattern appears throughout the file for every registry entry and will cause ReferenceError at runtime when the fallback is needed. Suggestion: Replace 'item.name' with a hardcoded string or a variable captured in closure scope. The build script that generates this file should be fixed to capture the name properly. Confidence: 95% Rule: 🟡 MEDIUM - Potentially fragile active link detection logicCategory: bug File: Description: The condition Suggestion: Consider using Confidence: 60% Rule: Powered by diffray - AI Code Review Agent |
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Summery
Adds six new scatter/bubble chart variants to the charts collection.
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apps/v4/registry/new-york-v4/charts/Modified:
_registry.ts- Added scatter chart entriescharts.tsx- Imported scatter chartscharts-nav.tsx- Added "Scatter Charts" tabchart-toolbar.tsx- Added ScatterChartIconchart-copy-button.tsx- Fixed clipboard fallbackTesting
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Closes #9077