import React, { Component } from 'react' import { View } from 'react-native' import styles from './styles' import config from './config' export default class DotAndLine extends Component { render() { const y = this.props.y const exclude = this.props.exclude let lineToRight let lineToLeft if (this.props.leftY) { const middleY = ((this.props.leftY - y) / 2) + y const excludedLine = this.props.leftTemperatureExclude || exclude lineToLeft = makeLine(middleY, y, 'left', excludedLine) } if (this.props.rightY) { const middleY = ((y - this.props.rightY) / 2) + this.props.rightY const excludedLine = this.props.rightTemperatureExclude || exclude lineToRight = makeLine(y, middleY, 'right', excludedLine) } const dotStyle = exclude ? styles.curveDotsExcluded : styles.curveDots const dot = ( ) return [lineToLeft, lineToRight, dot] } } function makeLine(leftY, rightY, direction, excludeLine) { const colWidth = config.columnWidth const heightDiff = -leftY - -rightY const angle = Math.atan2(heightDiff, colWidth / 2) const lineStyle = excludeLine ? styles.curveExcluded : styles.curve // hypotenuse, we add 3px for good measure, because otherwise the lines // don't quite touch at the day border const h = (colWidth / 2) / Math.cos(angle) + 3 // the rotation by default rotates from the middle of the line, // but we want the transform origin to be at its beginning // react native doesn't have transformOrigin, so we do this manually // if it's the right line, we put the pivot at 3/4 of the column // if it's to the left, at 1/4 const pivot = direction === 'right' ? colWidth / 4 : -(colWidth / 4) const projectedX = -(h - colWidth) / 2 + pivot return () }