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You misplaced the inline plugin object. It should not be under options
, but at the top level of the object used to construct the chart.
A possible way to specify the plugin, in your setting, may be to declare a computed method chartPlugins
:
computed: {
chartData(){
return {
datasets: this.datasets,
};
},
chartPlugins(){
return [{
id: "horizontalMedianLine",
beforeDraw(chart){
//......
}
}]
}
}
and use it in the template:
<template>
<Scatter
:style="{ height: '400px' }"
:plugins="chartPlugins"
:data="chartData"
:options="chartOptions"
/>
</template>
Also, you don’t need a plugin to draw those lines; it would be more effective to do that with two new datasets. Here’s the horizontal one:
methods: {
setDataSets(){
this.datasets = [];
chartConfig.playerStats.forEach((player) => {
//.......
});
const attack = this.playerStats.map(({attack}) => attack);
this.datasets.push({
borderColor: 'red',
showLine: true,
pointRadius: 0,
segment: {borderDash: [5, 5]},
data: [[Math.min(...attack), 1.25], [Math.max(...attack), 1.25]]
});
}
}
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