import CheesyChart

/// You need a @State var if you want to use the tapPoint to show the current price of the stock or coin in a extra TextView
@State var value: Int? = 0

let setup = SetupChart(
           name: (stock or coin name),
           data:  (price data),
           image: UIImage(named: "Image"),
           chartHeight: 250,
           animateChart: true,
           chartBackground: .cb5,
           chartBackgroundColor: Color(UIColor.systemGroupedBackground).opacity(0.3),
           showYAxiesStats: true,
           yAxiesStatsColor: .black,
           showShadow1: true,
           showShadow2: true,
           chartPriceLabelColor: Color(UIColor.systemGroupedBackground).opacity(0.3),
           chartPriceLabelFontColor: .black
       )

CheesyChart(setup: setup, tapPoint: $value)

let setup = SetupChart(
               data: data,
               animateChart: true,
               startAnimationAfterAppear: 0.2,
               chartBackground: .cb2,
               chartBackgroundColor: Color.theme.background,
               showYAxiesStats: true,
               yAxiesStatsColor: Color.theme.accent,
               showShadow1: true,
               showShadow2: true,
               showShadow3: true,
               showShadow4: true,
               chartPriceLabelColor: Color.theme.background,
               chartPriceLabelFontColor: Color.theme.accent,
               chartPriceLabelShadow: Color.theme.accent
           )

CheesyChart(setup: setup)

name: String = "" // Name of the coin or stock

data: [Double] = [] // Price data

currencyIdentifier: String = "en_US" // Default is USD. For more information: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPInternational/LanguageandLocaleIDs/LanguageandLocaleIDs.html

forCurrency: Bool = true // Default is set to a currency chart

label: String = "" // Is forCurrency = false, you can use your own ending

image: UIImage? = UIImage(systemName: "bitcoinsign.circle.fill") // Standart image if image is shown
       
showChartHeader: Bool = false // Default chart header

chartHeaderFontColor: Color = .black // Font color of the chart

chartHeaderColor: Color = .clear // Whole color of the chart

showHeaderImage: Bool = false // Show header image
       
chartWidth: Double = UIScreen.main.bounds.width // Width of the chart

chartHeight: Double = 200 // Height of the chart
       
animateChart: Bool = false // Line animation (from 0 to 1)

startAnimationAfterAppeariance: CGFloat = 0.1 // Animation after the appearance of the chart

chartAnimationDuration: CGFloat = 1.0 // Duration of the animation
       
chartBackground: Background = .none // Chart backgrounds (choose between .none, .cb1, .cb2, .cb3, .cb4, .cb5)

chartBackgroundColor: Color = .white // Whole background color of the chart

chartBackgroundDividerColor: Color = Color(UIColor.lightGray).opacity(0.2) // X axies divider color

showYAxiesStats: Bool = false // Price stats on the left across the y axies

yAxiesStatsColor: Color = .black // Color of the stats

yAxiesStatsAlignment: YAxiesAlignment = .leading // Position of the y axies stats
       
chartLineColorOnHigh: Color = .green // Chart color if the price goes up

chartLineColorOnLow: Color = .red // Chart color if the price goes down

chartLineWidth: CGFloat = 2 // Width of the chart line
       
showShadow1: Bool = false // Shadow 1 of the line

showShadow2: Bool = false // Shadow 2 of the line

showShadow3: Bool = false // Shadow 3 of the line

showShadow4: Bool = false // Shadow 4 of the line
       
chartPriceLabelColor: Color = .clear // Color of the drag price label

chartPriceLabelFontColor: Color = .black // Font color of the drag price label

chartPriceIndicatorColor: Color = Color(UIColor.lightGray) // Color of the price y axies indicator

chartPriceLabelYAxies: CGFloat = 40.0 // Position of the price label on the y axies

chartPriceLabelCornerRadius: CGFloat = 5 // Corner radius of the price label

chartPriceLabelShadow: Color = .clear // Shadow of the price label