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Currently AreaChart and LineChart expect a horizontal (left/right) layout, but can easily be updated to support a vertical (top/bottom) layout, similar to BarChart (the orientation values might make sense to invert compared to BarChart as it's the chart layout and not the marks)
You can accomplish this manually with Chart / Line / etc...
Have supporting this with <LineChart x="value" y="date" orientation="vertical"> to streamline the setup, easily support multiple series, etc would be optimal.
This will mostly just adding a few conditions to use x instead of y, and use quadtree-y instead of quadtree-x tooltip mode.
Currently
AreaChartandLineChartexpect a horizontal (left/right) layout, but can easily be updated to support a vertical (top/bottom) layout, similar to BarChart (the orientation values might make sense to invert compared to BarChart as it's the chart layout and not the marks)You can accomplish this manually with
Chart/Line/ etc...CleanShot.2025-09-15.at.16.15.45.mp4
Have supporting this with
<LineChart x="value" y="date" orientation="vertical">to streamline the setup, easily support multiple series, etc would be optimal.This will mostly just adding a few conditions to use
xinstead ofy, and usequadtree-yinstead ofquadtree-xtooltip mode.-Set
xinstead ofyaccessors: spline props, points props, labels props, highlight props, chart props, etcquadtrree-yinstead ofquadtree-xtooltip mode