This PR connects the chart filters settings page to the backend.
Both for persisting the filters in the chart's configuration and also
for querying with those filters.
I made sure that the filters configuration is reset in the draft if we
change the data source object.
### Summary
Split BAR into VERTICAL_BAR and HORIZONTAL_BAR as separate chart types.
### The Problem
Initially wanted a simple vertical/horizontal toggle for bar charts, but
ran into a GraphQL union type
constraint: union types can't have the same field name with different
nullability.
- Vertical bars need groupByFieldMetadataIdX as required (categories on
X)
- Horizontal bars need groupByFieldMetadataIdY as required (categories
on Y)
- GraphQL schema generation fails with this setup
### The Solution
Use semantic primaryAxis and secondaryAxis naming that's
orientation-agnostic:
- primaryAxisGroupByFieldMetadataId = main grouping field (e.g.,
"Company Name")
- secondaryAxisGroupByFieldMetadataId = optional secondary grouping
(e.g., "Stage")
These fields have consistent meaning regardless of orientation. The
visual mapping happens at the UI layer:
- Vertical bars: primary data renders on X-axis, secondary on Y-axis
- Horizontal bars: primary data renders on Y-axis, secondary on X-axis
Both chart types share the same DTO structure with consistent
nullability.
### What Changed
- Split GraphType.BAR → VERTICAL_BAR | HORIZONTAL_BAR
- Renamed fields: primaryAxisGroupByFieldMetadataId,
secondaryAxisGroupByFieldMetadataId (+ subfield
variants)
- useChartSettingsValues(): Maps semantic fields to setting values (no
swapping)
- getBarChartSettings(): Dynamically arranges settings panel based on
orientation
- transformGroupByDataToBarChartData(): Maps semantic fields to Nivo's
layout prop
video QA
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/479061b5-712e-4ca6-9858-95273d1f16c1
This is the third PR from the split of
https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/pull/14458 - refactoring only the
PieChart widget.
Plus small performance improvements on already refactored widgets
Lucas Bordeau