Refactor annotations to be another type of datum.

[mauriciopoppe]

The current API looks like this:

functionPlot({
  target: '#tip',
  annotations: [
    {
      x: -1
    },
    {
      x: 1,
      text: 'x = 1'
    },
    {
      y: 2,
      text: 'y = 2'
    }
  ]
  data: [
    { fn: 'x^2' },
  ]
})

Ideas for API

Move the annotation to be another type of datum.

functionPlot({
  target: '#tip',
  yDomain: [-1, 9],
  data: [
    { fn: 'x^2' },
    { fn: 'x', skipTip: true },
    functionPlot.Annotation({ x: -1 }),
    functionPlot.Annotation({ y: 2, text: 'y = 2' }),
  ]
})

[mauriciopoppe]

Pros/Cons of the new API:

• Pro: annotation is another type of datum
• Con: annotation is included even if the caller doesn't want it because it's a property of functionPlot

Example:

functionPlot({
  target: '#playground',
  y: { domain: [-1, 9] },
  data: [
    {
      fn: 'x^2'
    },
    functionPlot.annotation({ x: -1 }),
    functionPlot.annotation({ x: 1, label: 'x = 1' }),
    functionPlot.annotation({ y: 2, label: 'y = 2' })
  ],
})

The legacy API still works, I have to decide if it should be deprecated.

functionPlot({
  target: '#playground',
  y: { domain: [-1, 9] },
  data: [{
    fn: 'x^2'
  } as LinearFunction],
  annotations: [{
    x: -1
  }, {
    x: 1,
    label: 'x = 1'
  }, {
    y: 2,
    label: 'y = 2'
  }]
})