go-chart/sequence.go
Will Charczuk b713ff85cc Adds the ability to draw an XY scatter plot. (#27)
* works more or less

* updating comment

* removing debugging printf

* adding output

* tweaks

* missed a couple series validations

* testing auto coloring

* updated output.png

* color tests etc.

* sanity check tests.

* should not use unkeyed fields anyway.
2017-03-05 16:54:40 -08:00

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package chart
import (
"math/rand"
"time"
)
var (
// Sequence contains some sequence utilities.
// These utilities can be useful for generating test data.
Sequence = &sequence{
rnd: rand.New(rand.NewSource(time.Now().Unix())),
}
)
type sequence struct {
rnd *rand.Rand
}
// Float64 produces an array of floats from [start,end] by optional steps.
func (s sequence) Float64(start, end float64, steps ...float64) []float64 {
var values []float64
step := 1.0
if len(steps) > 0 {
step = steps[0]
}
if start < end {
for x := start; x <= end; x += step {
values = append(values, x)
}
} else {
for x := start; x >= end; x = x - step {
values = append(values, x)
}
}
return values
}
// Random generates a fixed length sequence of random values between (0, scale).
func (s sequence) Random(samples int, scale float64) []float64 {
values := make([]float64, samples)
for x := 0; x < samples; x++ {
values[x] = s.rnd.Float64() * scale
}
return values
}
// Random generates a fixed length sequence of random values with a given average, above and below that average by (-scale, scale)
func (s sequence) RandomWithAverage(samples int, average, scale float64) []float64 {
values := make([]float64, samples)
for x := 0; x < samples; x++ {
jitter := scale - (s.rnd.Float64() * (2 * scale))
values[x] = average + jitter
}
return values
}
// Days generates a sequence of timestamps by day, from -days to today.
func (s sequence) Days(days int) []time.Time {
var values []time.Time
for day := days; day >= 0; day-- {
values = append(values, time.Now().AddDate(0, 0, -day))
}
return values
}
func (s sequence) MarketHours(from, to time.Time, marketOpen, marketClose time.Time, isHoliday HolidayProvider) []time.Time {
var times []time.Time
cursor := Date.On(marketOpen, from)
toClose := Date.On(marketClose, to)
for cursor.Before(toClose) || cursor.Equal(toClose) {
todayOpen := Date.On(marketOpen, cursor)
todayClose := Date.On(marketClose, cursor)
isValidTradingDay := !isHoliday(cursor) && Date.IsWeekDay(cursor.Weekday())
if (cursor.Equal(todayOpen) || cursor.After(todayOpen)) && (cursor.Equal(todayClose) || cursor.Before(todayClose)) && isValidTradingDay {
times = append(times, cursor)
}
if cursor.After(todayClose) {
cursor = Date.NextMarketOpen(cursor, marketOpen, isHoliday)
} else {
cursor = Date.NextHour(cursor)
}
}
return times
}
func (s sequence) MarketHourQuarters(from, to time.Time, marketOpen, marketClose time.Time, isHoliday HolidayProvider) []time.Time {
var times []time.Time
cursor := Date.On(marketOpen, from)
toClose := Date.On(marketClose, to)
for cursor.Before(toClose) || cursor.Equal(toClose) {
isValidTradingDay := !isHoliday(cursor) && Date.IsWeekDay(cursor.Weekday())
if isValidTradingDay {
todayOpen := Date.On(marketOpen, cursor)
todayNoon := Date.NoonOn(cursor)
today2pm := Date.On(Date.Time(14, 0, 0, 0, cursor.Location()), cursor)
todayClose := Date.On(marketClose, cursor)
times = append(times, todayOpen, todayNoon, today2pm, todayClose)
}
cursor = Date.NextDay(cursor)
}
return times
}
func (s sequence) MarketDayCloses(from, to time.Time, marketOpen, marketClose time.Time, isHoliday HolidayProvider) []time.Time {
var times []time.Time
cursor := Date.On(marketOpen, from)
toClose := Date.On(marketClose, to)
for cursor.Before(toClose) || cursor.Equal(toClose) {
isValidTradingDay := !isHoliday(cursor) && Date.IsWeekDay(cursor.Weekday())
if isValidTradingDay {
todayClose := Date.On(marketClose, cursor)
times = append(times, todayClose)
}
cursor = Date.NextDay(cursor)
}
return times
}
func (s sequence) MarketDayAlternateCloses(from, to time.Time, marketOpen, marketClose time.Time, isHoliday HolidayProvider) []time.Time {
var times []time.Time
cursor := Date.On(marketOpen, from)
toClose := Date.On(marketClose, to)
for cursor.Before(toClose) || cursor.Equal(toClose) {
isValidTradingDay := !isHoliday(cursor) && Date.IsWeekDay(cursor.Weekday())
if isValidTradingDay {
todayClose := Date.On(marketClose, cursor)
times = append(times, todayClose)
}
cursor = cursor.AddDate(0, 0, 2)
}
return times
}
func (s sequence) MarketDayMondayCloses(from, to time.Time, marketOpen, marketClose time.Time, isHoliday HolidayProvider) []time.Time {
var times []time.Time
cursor := Date.On(marketClose, from)
toClose := Date.On(marketClose, to)
for cursor.Equal(toClose) || cursor.Before(toClose) {
isValidTradingDay := !isHoliday(cursor) && Date.IsWeekDay(cursor.Weekday())
if isValidTradingDay {
times = append(times, cursor)
}
cursor = Date.NextDayOfWeek(cursor, time.Monday)
}
return times
}
func (s sequence) Hours(start time.Time, totalHours int) []time.Time {
times := make([]time.Time, totalHours)
last := start
for i := 0; i < totalHours; i++ {
times[i] = last
last = last.Add(time.Hour)
}
return times
}
// HoursFill adds zero values for the data bounded by the start and end of the xdata array.
func (s sequence) HoursFill(xdata []time.Time, ydata []float64) ([]time.Time, []float64) {
start := Date.Start(xdata)
end := Date.End(xdata)
totalHours := Math.AbsInt(Date.DiffHours(start, end))
finalTimes := s.Hours(start, totalHours+1)
finalValues := make([]float64, totalHours+1)
var hoursFromStart int
for i, xd := range xdata {
hoursFromStart = Date.DiffHours(start, xd)
finalValues[hoursFromStart] = ydata[i]
}
return finalTimes, finalValues
}