Connector JavaScript API Reference - SpotfireColoringRulesTranslator

Constructor

new SpotfireColoringRulesTranslator()

Methods

translateColoringRules(colorDescriptions)

Translates arrays of coloring rules and points that are in the format of the TIBCO Spotfire API.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`colorDescriptions`	ColorAxisDescription ▼
`[ columns ]`	String	Specifies the column or hierarchy to color by.
`[ colorMode ]`	SpotfireColorModes ▼	Specifies in which color mode to set up the color scheme. Which modes are available depend on whether the scale is in categorical or continuous mode. For columns in continuous scale mode, you can select one of the following color modes: Gradient, Segments, or Fixed. For columns in categorical scale mode, you can select either Categorical or Fixed color mode.
`fixed`	String	Available as an option for columns in both categorical scale mode and continuous scale mode. In fixed mode, all items in the visualization will get a single, fixed color. Other available value: 'Fixed'.
`categorical`	String	Available for columns in categorical scale mode, and gives each value in the column a separate color. Other available value: 'Categorical'.
`gradient`	String	Available for columns in continuous scale mode. In this mode the items will show a color gradient between two or more anchor points. Other available value: 'Gradient'.
`segments`	String	Available for columns in continuous scale mode. This will color the items representing values between two or more anchor points in fixed colors. Other available value: 'Segments'.
`uniqueValues`	String	Available for columns in continuous scale mode. It is similar to the Categorical color mode, and gives each unique value in the column a separate color. Other available values: 'UniqueValues', 'Unique values'.
`[ defaultColor ]`	String \| Color ▼	Specifies the default color to be used, in the hexadecimal format, with color name, or the ARGB object. Especially used with the 'Fixed' color mode.
`a`	Number	Opacity factor, between 0 and 255.
`r`	Number	Red intensity, between 0 and 255.
`g`	Number	Green intensity, between 0 and 255.
`b`	Number	Blue intensity, between 0 and 255.
`[ oneScalePer ]`	SpotfireOneScalePer ▼	Specifies whether there should be one separate scale per trellis panel for trellised bar charts, or if one scale should apply to the entire visualization. Only applicable to columns in continuous scale mode.
`column`	String	To have one separate scale for each column in the color scheme grouping, or to have one common scale applied to all the columns. Other available value: 'Column'.
`trellis`	String	To have one separate scale per trellis panel for trellised visualizations. Other available value: 'Trellis'.
`[ templateLibraryPath ]`	String	The path in the library of the file that contains a color scheme to be applied to the visualization.
`[ templateUrl ]`	String	The URL of the file that contains a color scheme to be applied to the visualization.
`[ templateName ]`	String	The name of the document color scheme.
`[ colorRules ]`	Array.<ColorRule> ▼	Array of color rules to be applied on the visualization.
`[].color`	Color ▼
`a`	Number	Opacity factor, between 0 and 255.
`r`	Number	Red intensity, between 0 and 255.
`g`	Number	Green intensity, between 0 and 255.
`b`	Number	Blue intensity, between 0 and 255.
`[].type`	SpotfireColoringRulesTypes ▼
`top`	String
`bottom`	String
`between`	String
`equalTo`	String
`notEqualTo`	String
`greaterThan`	String
`greaterThanOrEqual`	String
`lessThan`	String
`lessThanOrEqual`	String
`booleanExpression`	String
`gradient`	String
`segments`	String
`uniqueValues`	String
`string`	String
`[].displayName`	String	Optionally specify a descriptive name for the rule. The name is used to identify the rule in the Visualization Properties dialog, and it can be displayed in the legend of the visualization. Leave the field blank if you want to use the default rule name.
`[].color`	String \| Color ▼	Specifies the color to be used for the rule, in the hexadecimal format, with color name, or the ARGB object.
`a`	Number	Opacity factor, between 0 and 255.
`r`	Number	Red intensity, between 0 and 255.
`g`	Number	Green intensity, between 0 and 255.
`b`	Number	Blue intensity, between 0 and 255.
`[ [].value ]`	Number \| String	Defines the value the rule should apply to. The available options depend on the rule type.
`[ [].startValue ]`	Number	Only available for the "Between" type. Specifies the minimum value the rule should apply to.
`[ [].endValue ]`	Number	Only available for the "Between" type. Specifies the maximum value the rule should apply to.
`[ [].expression ]`	String	Only available for the "Boolean expression" type. Specifies the expression the rule should apply to, all the items for which the expression is true will get the specified color.
`[ colorPoints ]`	Array.<ColorRule> ▼	Array of anchor points to be applied on the visualization. Available for continuous columns only.
`[].color`	Color ▼
`a`	Number	Opacity factor, between 0 and 255.
`r`	Number	Red intensity, between 0 and 255.
`g`	Number	Green intensity, between 0 and 255.
`b`	Number	Blue intensity, between 0 and 255.
`[].type`	SpotfireColoringRulesTypes ▼
`top`	String
`bottom`	String
`between`	String
`equalTo`	String
`notEqualTo`	String
`greaterThan`	String
`greaterThanOrEqual`	String
`lessThan`	String
`lessThanOrEqual`	String
`booleanExpression`	String
`gradient`	String
`segments`	String
`uniqueValues`	String
`string`	String
`[].displayName`	String	Optionally specify a descriptive name for the rule. The name is used to identify the rule in the Visualization Properties dialog, and it can be displayed in the legend of the visualization. Leave the field blank if you want to use the default rule name.
`[].color`	String \| Color ▼	Specifies the color to be used for the rule, in the hexadecimal format, with color name, or the ARGB object.
`a`	Number	Opacity factor, between 0 and 255.
`r`	Number	Red intensity, between 0 and 255.
`g`	Number	Green intensity, between 0 and 255.
`b`	Number	Blue intensity, between 0 and 255.
`[ [].value ]`	Number \| String	Defines the value the rule should apply to. The available options depend on the rule type.
`[ [].startValue ]`	Number	Only available for the "Between" type. Specifies the minimum value the rule should apply to.
`[ [].endValue ]`	Number	Only available for the "Between" type. Specifies the maximum value the rule should apply to.
`[ [].expression ]`	String	Only available for the "Boolean expression" type. Specifies the expression the rule should apply to, all the items for which the expression is true will get the specified color.