Event Charts
Event-detail charts consume raw WriteTrackDataSchema from getData(). They work without WASM — no analysis pipeline needed. Import, register once, then pass capture data to the element.
Document Growth <wt-document-growth>
Section titled “Document Growth <wt-document-growth>”Writing process chart. By default shows net document length (product) over time. Opt-in attributes enable additional series:
process— cumulative total input activity (cyan) — always rises, gap vs product reveals revisioncursor— cursor position over time (purple dashed) — jumps reveal navigationpauses— orange dots sized by inter-keystroke gap duration (≥ 500 ms by default)pause-threshold— minimum gap in ms to show as a pause dot (default500). Set to0to show all pauses.
<!-- Default: product line only --><wt-document-growth></wt-document-growth>
<!-- All series enabled --><wt-document-growth process cursor pauses></wt-document-growth>
<!-- Show all pauses (no threshold) --><wt-document-growth pauses pause-threshold="0"></wt-document-growth>The threshold is also configurable programmatically via extractProcessData:
import { extractProcessData } from 'writetrack/viz';
// Only show pauses longer than 2 secondsconst { points, pauses } = extractProcessData(tracker.getData(), 2000);Edit Beeswarm <wt-edit-beeswarm>
Section titled “Edit Beeswarm <wt-edit-beeswarm>”Keystroke-level beeswarm showing every keypress as a dot, dodge-stacked over time. Paste and cut events appear as larger prominent dots. Density indicates typing speed; gaps indicate pauses.
Edit Waterfall <wt-edit-waterfall>
Section titled “Edit Waterfall <wt-edit-waterfall>”Cursor position over time. Diagonal lines show sequential typing; jumps indicate navigation. Cyan dots mark paste events. The Y-axis is reversed so position 0 (start of document) is at the top.
Corrections Bubble <wt-corrections-bubble>
Section titled “Corrections Bubble <wt-corrections-bubble>”Edit runs visualized as bubbles — green for insertions, red for deletions, cyan for pastes. Size is proportional to log₂(character count). Consecutive same-type actions are grouped into runs.