Add missing field to boxplot

[yg0x01]

I have added some content to the BoxPlot based on the ECharts documentation. Currently, the BoxPlot can set data using the Dataset method, but this requires using ECharts' standard algorithm for box plots and inputting the raw data. If our programs have already calculated the box plot results, such as lower_whisker, q1, q2, q3, upper_whisker, and outliers, there is currently no way to set the data directly.

[LukaOber]

Would you be so kind and switch the setter for ItemStyle to Into<Itemstyle>?

Can you provide an example, just so we can check that the implementation of data is working?

I believe the lint warnings are from new clippy features and have nothing to do with your PR. I will fix or ignore them in the coming days.

[humphreylee]

Probably a long shot comment here. I am facing similar issue for scatter plot - say I have x, y, color_style, size_style, group_id, etc. Thus, I made a macro (dz!) to pass all these data into Echarts in this PR. It acts like df!, but handle many more data vectors.

[yg0x01]

Would you be so kind and switch the setter for ItemStyle to Into<Itemstyle>?

Can you provide an example, just so we can check that the implementation of data is working?

I believe the lint warnings are from new clippy features and have nothing to do with your PR. I will fix or ignore them in the coming days.

Sure. Sorry for not checking this carefully. I will fix it (Into) and add some examples as soon as possible.

[yg0x01]

Probably a long shot comment here. I am facing similar issue for scatter plot - say I have x, y, color_style, size_style, group_id, etc. Thus, I made a macro (dz!) to pass all these data into Echarts in this PR. It acts like df!, but handle many more data vectors.
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It looks great! There are indeed too many ECharts configurations that can be added to this repo. It would be very helpful to have a macro that allows for flexible addition of configurations.

[LukaOber]

It looks great! There are indeed too many ECharts configurations that can be added to this repo. It would be very helpful to have a macro that allows for flexible addition of configurations.

I have written a proc macro which can expand to the setter pattern we are using. If you want, you can check it out or even review it #105