Area charts fill the region beneath a line, making the magnitude of a value visually prominent. TheDocumentation Index
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stacked-area variant layers multiple series on top of each other so the vertical position of each band represents the cumulative total, not just the individual series value. Both types support the same guide.interpolate options as line charts.
area vs stacked-area
area | stacked-area | |
|---|---|---|
| Series rendering | Each series drawn from the baseline independently | Each series stacked on top of the previous one |
| Y-axis meaning | Individual series value | Cumulative total |
| Overlap | Series can overlap, making lower series invisible | No overlap — each band is fully visible |
| Use case | Comparing independent trends | Showing part-to-whole composition over time |
Configuration
"area" for independent series or "stacked-area" for cumulative stacking.The data field mapped to the horizontal axis — typically a date or ordered category.
The data field mapped to the vertical axis — the value to fill beneath.
A data field that splits the data into separate area series. Each unique value produces a distinctly colored filled region.
Visual configuration. The
interpolate property controls the curve shape used for the area boundary.Array of plain objects. Taucharts automatically sorts records by the independent dimension before rendering.
Array of plugin instances.
Interpolation options
Setguide.interpolate to control the curve drawn along the area boundary. The available values are the same as for line charts:
"linear"— straight segments (default)"smooth"— cubic spline through each point"smooth-keep-extremum"— smooth curve that preserves local peaks and valleys"step"— stepped at the midpoint between points"step-before"— vertical step first, then horizontal"step-after"— horizontal first, then vertical step
With
stacked-area, y-axis values represent cumulative totals across all stacked series, not individual series values. Tooltip plugins will show the per-record value, not the stacked total.