Wrap Recharts Sankey chart - #6708
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Confidence Score: 5/5Safe to merge — adds a well-isolated new component with no changes to existing chart logic and solid test coverage. All previously raised correctness concerns have been addressed. The new SankeyChart, TypedDicts, and hook-var helpers are self-contained additions with no modifications to existing chart paths. The two observations are minor maintenance notes that do not affect runtime correctness. Files Needing Attention: The pyproject.toml runtime dependency on reflex-components-core is worth a quick double-check to confirm it is intentional.
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| packages/reflex-components-recharts/src/reflex_components_recharts/charts.py | Adds SankeyChart, typed TypedDicts for nodes/links/props/payloads, @sankey_node/@sankey_link decorators with get_type_hints-based annotation resolution, and SankeyNamespace. All previously raised concerns (required name field, SankeyLinkPayload source/target as node objects, dy instead of width, deferred-annotation support) are correctly addressed. |
| packages/reflex-base/src/reflex_base/vars/special.py | New use_hook_var / use_id helpers. Uses get_unique_variable_name to avoid name collisions, aliases each hook import to prevent same-name hook clashes across libraries, and correctly delegates type specialisation to Var.guess_type(). Implementation is clean and well-tested. |
| packages/reflex-components-recharts/src/reflex_components_recharts/general.py | Adds use_chart_width() that wraps useChartWidth hook, and adds SankeyChart to ResponsiveContainer's _valid_children list (uses the Python class name, consistent with other charts). |
| tests/units/components/graphing/test_recharts.py | Good coverage: ResponsiveContainer wrapping, alias rendering, namespace as style key, unannotated state data, SankeyLinkPayload shape match against Recharts runtime, deferred-annotation decorator acceptance, positional-only parameter rejection, and use_chart_width hook var data. |
| tests/units/reflex_base/vars/test_special.py | New test file covering use_hook_var VarData, type specialisation, uniqueness, import aliasing for same-named hooks from different libraries, use_id, and hook-var hoisting into a component. |
| packages/reflex-components-recharts/pyproject.toml | Adds reflex-components-core as a new runtime dependency and bumps reflex-base minimum to 0.9.7. No direct imports from reflex-components-core appear in the new Sankey code — worth verifying the runtime dep is required by existing (not new) code paths. |
| docs/library/graphing/charts/sankeychart.md | New docs page covering simple, stateful, and fully-custom node/link rendering examples with correct type annotation patterns. |
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needs a changelog entry.
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TypeError: Invalid var passed for prop SankeyChart.data, expected type <class
'reflex_components_recharts.charts.SankeyData'>, got value
reflex___state____state___docgen_exec___docs_library_graphing_charts_sankeychart_md____sankey_state
.data_rx_state_ of type collections.abc.Mapping[str,
collections.abc.Sequence[collections.abc.Mapping[str, int]] |
collections.abc.Sequence[collections.abc.Mapping[str, str]]].
While rendering demo block in docs/library/graphing/charts/sankeychart.md:
class SankeyState(rx.State):
data = {
"nodes": [
{"name": "Marketing"},
{"name": "Trial"},
{"name": "Sales"},
{"name": "Support"},
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* Implement use_hook_var, use_chart_width, and use_id * Add memo-based decorator wrappers for `sankey_chart.node` and `sankey_chart.link` that do the needful to convert the decorated function into a custom component capable of being passed to sankey_chart as props. Updated the docs to show a proper custom link+node example; removed broken partial customization example (merged working pieces with the stateful example).
- Add reflex-base news entry for the new use_hook_var/use_id APIs (reflex-dev#6708) - Extend recharts news entry to mention custom node/link renderers and use_chart_width - Add unit tests for reflex_base.vars.special and rx.recharts.use_chart_width - Document hook vars in the var_system API reference and wrapping-react custom-code-and-hooks pages; point to the helpers from the sankey docs Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QQXD9PDAbVVDieBfgSHiPX
Addresses #6708 (comment) Verified against the recharts@3.8.1 published types and runtime: the link payload is {...link, source: sourceNode, target: targetNode}, so source and target are resolved node payloads (not indices), thickness is dy (not width), and index exists only on the outer SankeyLinkProps. Also alias the Sankey TypedDicts at module level for the namespace attributes: the generated .pyi rendered 'X = X' class attrs as self-referential type aliases, which broke resolution of sankey_chart.SankeyLinkProps and friends under pyright (7 stub errors, now 0). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QQXD9PDAbVVDieBfgSHiPX
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<violation number="1" location="docs/library/graphing/charts/sankeychart.md:155">
P2: Custom node labels keep SVG's default black fill and only add a gray outline, so they become hard to read in dark mode. Use `fill` to set the intended text color instead of `stroke`.</violation>
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P3: Direct `use_hook_var(..., _var_type=int)` calls lose their static result type because the return annotation is bare `Var`, despite returning a type-specific var at runtime. A generic/overloaded signature that links `_var_type` to `Var[T]` would preserve editor and Pyright type checking for this public helper.</violation>
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P3: Minor dead-code/robustness note: `sig.parameters[next(...)] is None` can never be true (a `Parameter` object is never `None`), so this clause is dead. The empty-signature case is already excluded by the preceding `len(sig.parameters) != 1` check. It also uses index-style `next(iter(...))` into the mapping unnecessarily; iterating the values directly is clearer.</violation>
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P2: The decorator's runtime validation compares the decorated function's raw parameter annotation with `get_origin(...) is not Var`. When the caller's module uses `from __future__ import annotations` (common in Reflex apps, and where this is enforced on many user modules), `inspect.signature` returns the annotation as an unevaluated string, so `get_origin` returns `None` and the check always fails — the decorator raises `TypeError` at import time for a fully valid `node: rx.Var[SankeyNodeProps]` function, breaking the documented custom-renderer API with a confusing error. Consider resolving annotations (e.g. `typing.get_type_hints(fn, include_extras=True)`) before validating, or skipping the eager check and letting the memo machinery handle typing, so both evaluated and string-lazy annotations are accepted. The same issue exists in `sankey_link`.</violation>
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P3: A valid single positional-only renderer parameter passes validation but then fails during memo creation with an unexpected-keyword `TypeError`. Either reject unsupported parameter kinds during validation or invoke positional-only callbacks positionally in both decorators.</violation>
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P3: The newly added `sankey_link` decorator duplicates nearly all of `sankey_node`, including validation that already needs identical fixes in two places. A shared renderer-decorator helper parameterized by props type/name would prevent these paths from drifting.</violation>
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<file name="packages/reflex-components-recharts/pyproject.toml">
<violation number="1" location="packages/reflex-components-recharts/pyproject.toml:11">
P1: This development-release requirement blocks the Recharts package publish gate and can make released metadata unresolvable for downstream users. Re-pin `reflex-base` to the released version containing the required API before publishing.</violation>
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P2: In the "Stateful Example", `SankeyState.data` is declared without a type annotation, so it is not a reactive Var (Reflex builds state vars from annotated fields). The `Randomize flows` button mutates that plain dict in place, which produces no backend state delta, so the chart will not update when clicked. Annotate `data` (e.g. `data: dict[str, Any]` or a `SankeyData`) so the mutation triggers a re-render and the example actually demonstrates the stateful behavior it claims.</violation>
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P3: Link value labels retain the SVG default black fill, so they can become unreadable on dark backgrounds and render as outlined text elsewhere. This likely should use `fill=rx.color("gray", 12)` like the node labels.</violation>
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P2: Pages using same-named hooks from different libraries fail during import compilation because each hook is imported without a unique alias. Consider aliasing the imported hook symbol (and invoking that alias) so `use_hook_var` can safely compose across packages.</violation>
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P3: Importing `_MemoComponentWrapper` makes the Recharts package depend on a private `reflex-base` implementation detail, so an internal memo refactor can break this package at import time. A public callable/protocol return type would avoid exposing that coupling in the Sankey decorator API.</violation>
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P3: Custom `name_key`/`data_key` datasets are rejected by the new `SankeyData` type because `name` and `value` remain required default-key fields. Marking those two fields `NotRequired` would let the TypedDict model the alternate-key props exposed by `SankeyChart`.</violation>
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P2: Using `rx.recharts.sankey_chart` as a component-style key raises `TypeError: unhashable type: 'SankeyNamespace'`, and it is not normalized by `evaluate_style_namespaces`. Inheriting from `ComponentNamespace` would preserve the standard callable-namespace styling behavior.</violation>
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| dependencies = ["reflex-base >= 0.9.0"] | ||
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requires-python = ">=3.10"
-dependencies = ["reflex-base >= 0.9.0"]
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+ "reflex-components-core >= 0.9.0",
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| var_name := get_unique_variable_name(), | ||
| _var_type=cast(GenericType, _var_type), | ||
| _var_data=VarData( | ||
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P2: Pages using same-named hooks from different libraries fail during import compilation because each hook is imported without a unique alias. Consider aliasing the imported hook symbol (and invoking that alias) so use_hook_var can safely compose across packages.
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+ var_name := get_unique_variable_name(),
+ _var_type=cast(GenericType, _var_type),
+ _var_data=VarData(
+ imports={library: hook},
+ hooks=(f"const {var_name} = {hook}();",),
+ ),
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P3: Link value labels are overpainted by the wide Sankey path, reducing or eliminating their readability for high-volume links. Rendering the path before `rx.el.svg.text` keeps the label on top.</violation>
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P3: PEP 604 calls such as `_var_type=int | None` are exposed as `Var[Unknown]` because this overload returns a raw generic. If the union members cannot currently be inferred by Pyright, declaring `Var[Any]` explicitly would at least prevent an unknown type from leaking through this public API.</violation>
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| # Determine if the node is at the right edge of the chart to adjust the label position accordingly. | ||
| is_out = node.x + node.width + 6 > rx.recharts.use_chart_width() | ||
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P3: Link value labels are overpainted by the wide Sankey path, reducing or eliminating their readability for high-volume links. Rendering the path before rx.el.svg.text keeps the label on top.
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+ # Determine if the node is at the right edge of the chart to adjust the label position accordingly.
+ is_out = node.x + node.width + 6 > rx.recharts.use_chart_width()
+ return rx.fragment(
+ rx.el.svg.text(
+ node.payload.name,
+ x=rx.cond(is_out, node.x - 6, node.x + node.width + 6),
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<comment>PEP 604 calls such as `_var_type=int | None` are exposed as `Var[Unknown]` because this overload returns a raw generic. If the union members cannot currently be inferred by Pyright, declaring `Var[Any]` explicitly would at least prevent an unknown type from leaking through this public API.</comment>
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rx.recharts.SankeyChart/rx.recharts.sankey_chartTests
uv run pytest tests/units/components/graphing/test_recharts.py -quv run ruff check ...uv run ruff format --check ...uv run pyright ...