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            Create a UI Plugin to Show Charts

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            Create a UI Plugin to Show Charts

            Create a Competitor Rate custom report on the CG offline mobile app to show the competitor rate of the available displays in a store. Configure the JavaScript implementation of the UIPluginV2 contract to define the properties, labels, libraries, HTML, and CSS.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled
            User Permissions Needed
            To create a UI plugin to show charts: CG Cloud Developer, Admin

            In a retail store, different competing brands display their products in the same category. Sales reps review the percentage of products from each brand to understand trends such as the share-of-shelf of a product. The Competitor Rate report shows this info with an easy-to-understand chart.

            The Competitor Rate chart showing the percentage of competitor products in available displays.

            Here, a 33.3% competitor rate on the chart means that competitor products make up 33.3% of the displayed products in a retail store. The remaining 66.7% of the displayed products are from the manufacturer.

            1. To create a UIPluginV2 contract, in the UI Plugins folder in your Modeler workspace, clone the template file $workspace/contractSnippets/UI_Plugins/#Name#UiPluginV2.uipluginv2.xml.
            2. Name the cloned contract as MyCardDisplayReportUiPluginV2.uipluginv2.xml and save the contract at $workspace/src/UI Plugins.
            3. Set the name attribute to MyCardDisplayReportUiPluginV2 in MyCardDisplayReportUiPluginV2.uipluginv2.xml.
            4. Save your changes.
            5. To check for validation errors, build your contracts. Run sf mdl build.
            6. In Interface, add the CompetitorRate property. 
              <Interface>
  <Property id="competitorRate" />
</Interface>
            7. In Labels, add the CardReportingCompetitorRate_Title label. 
              <Labels>
  <Label id="CardReportingCompetitorRate_Title" />
</Labels>
            8. In Libraries, add the C3JS and D3JS libraries. 
              <Libraries>
  <Library name="C3JS" />
  <Library name="D3JS" />
</Libraries>
            9. In the UI Component HTML, define the HTML structure of UIPluginV2. 
              <UIComponentHTML name="UIComponentHTML"><![CDATA[
  <div class="WrappingContainer">
    <div id="Component" class="ComponentContainer">
      <div id="ChartContainer" class="GaugeChart">
        <div id="Chart"></div>
     </div>
   </div>
 </div>
]]></UIComponentHTML>
            10. In UI Component CSS, define the CSS classes. 
              <UIComponentCSS name="UIComponentCSS"><![CDATA[
 /* overall wrapper class to remove scroll-bar */
 .WrappingContainer {
overflow: hidden;
}
   ]]></UIComponentCSS>
            11. Set up the JavaScript implementation. 
              // Declarations
let config = {
  measures: [60, 90, 100],
  measureColors: [],
};

let chartReference;

const selectors = {
  chart: "#Chart",
};

// React specific Callbacks
function connectCallback() {
  renderChart();
}

function disconnectCallback() {
  if (PluginManager.helpers.isDefined(chartReference)) {
    chartReference.destroy();
  }
}

function renderCallback() {
  inputChanged();
}
function setStyles() {
  config.measureColors = [
    PluginManager.pluginConfiguration.Color15,
    PluginManager.pluginConfiguration.Color16,
    PluginManager.pluginConfiguration.Color14
  ];
}

function inputChanged() {
  if (PluginManager.helpers.isDefined(chartReference)) {
    chartReference.load({
      columns: [[PluginManager.locale.labels.CardReportingCompetitorRate_Title, PluginManager.competitorRate]],
    });
  }
}

function renderChart() {
  if (PluginManager.helpers.isDefined(PluginManager.competitorRate)) {
    //destroy chart object before setting new reference
    if (PluginManager.helpers.isDefined(chartReference)) {
      chartReference.destroy();
    }
    //set styles and colors
    if (PluginManager.helpers.isDefined(PluginManager.pluginConfiguration)) {
      setStyles();
    }
    //create chart
    chartReference = c3.generate({
      bindto: selectors.chart,
      data: {
        columns: [
          [PluginManager.locale.labels.CardReportingCompetitorRate_Title, PluginManager.competitorRate],
        ],
        type: "gauge",
      },
      gauge: {},
      color: {
        pattern: config.measureColors, // the three color levels for the percentage values.
        threshold: {
          values: config.measures,
        },
      },
      size: {
        height: 140,
      },
      tooltip: {
        show: false
      }
    });
  }
}
            12. Save your changes.
            13. To check for validation errors, build your contracts. Run sf mdl build.
             
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