chartjs-axes

To configure dual Y-axes in Chart.js, you assign multiple scale objects to the scales configuration property and map each dataset to its respective Y-axis using the yAxisID attribute. This allows you to plot revenue and units sold on the same chart accurately.

Chart.js supports Cartesian scales like category, linear, logarithmic, and time scales, along with radial scales. These scale types allow you to accurately map various data formats onto the x, y, or r axes of your visualizations.

Yes, you can customize grid lines and tick formatting on a Chart.js linear axis. The configuration object provides specific properties for modifying axis titles, tick display logic, grid line styling, and border visibility.

The best way to format time series data on the x-axis in Chart.js is to set the axis type to time within the scales configuration. This ensures the scale correctly interprets and plots chronological data points.

Yes, Chart.js supports stacked axes for visualizing cumulative data. You can enable stacked axes by configuring the specific scale objects to stack datasets, which allows you to visualize parts of a whole.

Scriptable options in Chart.js enable dynamic axis styling by allowing you to provide functions that resolve configuration values at runtime. This lets you programmatically adjust tick formatting and grid lines based on data context.