HighchartsExportingOptions constructor

HighchartsExportingOptions({
  1. HighchartsExportingAccessibilityOptions? accessibility,
  2. bool? allowHTML,
  3. bool? allowTableSorting,
  4. bool? applyStyleSheets,
  5. Map<String, HighchartsExportingButtonsOptions>? buttons,
  6. dynamic chartOptions,
  7. HighchartsExportingCsvOptions? csv,
  8. bool? enabled,
  9. dynamic error,
  10. bool? fallbackToExportServer,
  11. dynamic fetchOptions,
  12. String? filename,
  13. dynamic formAttributes,
  14. String? libURL,
  15. Map<String, Map<String, dynamic>>? menuItemDefinitions,
  16. HighchartsExportingPdfFontOptions? pdfFont,
  17. double? printMaxWidth,
  18. double? scale,
  19. bool? showExportInProgress,
  20. bool? showTable,
  21. double? sourceHeight,
  22. double? sourceWidth,
  23. String? tableCaption,
  24. String? type,
  25. dynamic url,
  26. bool? useMultiLevelHeaders,
  27. bool? useRowspanHeaders,
  28. double? width,
})

Options for the exporting module. For an overview on the matter, see the docs and read our Fair Usage Policy.

API Docs: https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/exporting

Implementation

HighchartsExportingOptions(
    {this.accessibility,
    this.allowHTML,
    this.allowTableSorting,
    this.applyStyleSheets,
    this.buttons,
    this.chartOptions,
    this.csv,
    this.enabled,
    this.error,
    this.fallbackToExportServer,
    this.fetchOptions,
    this.filename,
    this.formAttributes,
    this.libURL,
    this.menuItemDefinitions,
    this.pdfFont,
    this.printMaxWidth,
    this.scale,
    this.showExportInProgress,
    this.showTable,
    this.sourceHeight,
    this.sourceWidth,
    this.tableCaption,
    this.type,
    this.url,
    this.useMultiLevelHeaders,
    this.useRowspanHeaders,
    this.width});