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Pulse Scatter

An effort-and-impact field where mark size carries the affected volume.

This is the installable component, not a mockup. Width is a preview container setting; theme and colors use your app’s shadcn CSS variables.

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01 / Installation

Your code. Your project.

Use an initialized shadcn/Tailwind React project. The URL installs the component and its shared files recursively. No namespace configuration, platform account, or agent files.

Next.js, Vite & manual setup →
npx shadcn@latest add https://beautifulcharts.dev/r/pulse-scatter.json

Package dependencies: recharts. Shared files are included in Source above. The installed license file covers the free source.

For a manual install, add those packages, copy every listed Source file to its displayed path, and adjust the @/ alias if your project uses a different one.

02 / Component API

Make it yours.

Types, defaults, and source below are generated from the distributed component. Numeric values must be finite; recipe-specific bounds are checked in source. Formatters change displayed labels, not the underlying measurements.

Pulse Scatter props
PropTypeDefaultRequired
dataPulseScatterDatum[]sampleDataNo
titlestring"Opportunity pulse"No
subtitlestring"Effort, impact, and affected volume"No
ariaDescriptionstring—No
valueFormatter(value: number) => string(value) => String(value)No
isLoadingboolean—No
classNamestring—No
childrenReactNode—No
showTooltipbooleantrueNo
Exact data and series types
export type PulseScatterDatum = { effort: number; impact: number; volume: number; label: string };

export type PulseScatterProps = { data?: PulseScatterDatum[]; title?: string; subtitle?: string; ariaDescription?: string; valueFormatter?: (value: number) => string; isLoading?: boolean; className?: string; children?: ReactNode; showTooltip?: boolean; };

shadcn theming

Your card, text, border, error, font, and chart colors—not a forced design system.

Native customization

Modify the local source or use the documented renderer-native extension points.

Accessible states

Loading, empty states, reduced motion, descriptions, and inspectable data tables.