# XWUIChartRadar

`XWUIChartRadar` is a thin wrapper around `XWUIChart` that fixes the chart `type` to `'radar'`, plotting a series' categories on radial spokes and joining the points into a closed polygon (a polar / spider chart). Pass a `{ series }` data object where each point's `x` is a category and `y` its value, and use it when you want to compare several categories at once and read the overall "shape" of a profile across them. The `block` (1-4, clamped) and `size` (`sm` / `md` / `lg`) config control the variant and dimensions.

## Basic Usage

This example renders a single five-slice "Share" series (categories A-E) at `md` size as one radar polygon spanning the five spokes.

```example
file: examples/BasicUsage.ts
html: examples/BasicUsage.html
title: Basic Usage
description: A single five-slice Share breakdown (A=35, B=25, C=20, D=12, E=8) drawn as a radar polygon at medium size.
```

## Player Attributes

Two football players' rating profiles overlaid on the same six attribute spokes, so the shape of each polygon reveals their contrasting strengths at a glance.

```example
file: examples/PlayerAttributes.ts
html: examples/PlayerAttributes.html
title: Player Attributes
description: Winger vs midfielder across six shared attribute axes with filled points and a legend.
```

## Laptop Spec Comparison

Two laptops scored on six normalized 0-100 spec axes, exposing the portability-versus-power trade-off between an ultrabook and a gaming rig.

```example
file: examples/LaptopSpecComparison.ts
html: examples/LaptopSpecComparison.html
title: Laptop Spec Comparison
description: Ultrabook vs gaming rig over six normalized spec axes, large and interactive with weight-2 lines.
```

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