# XWUIChartRadialTime

XWUIChartRadialTime is a thin wrapper around XWUIChart that fixes the chart `type` to `'radialTime'`, laying a sequence out around a circular (clock-like) axis so progression is read by angle rather than along a straight timeline. Pass `{ series }` data and configure it with `block` (1-4, clamped) and `size` (`'small'` | `'medium'` | `'large'`). Use it for cyclical or wrap-around sequences where a radial dial communicates the progression more naturally than a linear track.

## Basic Usage

This example passes a single "Share" series of five steps (A=35, B=25, C=20, D=12, E=8) to the constructor at `size: "md"`, placing those five points around the radial time axis.

```example
file: examples/BasicUsage.ts
html: examples/BasicUsage.html
title: Basic Usage
description: A single five-point "Share" series (A=35, B=25, C=20, D=12, E=8) plotted around the radial time axis at medium size.
```

## 24-Hour Temperature Clock

A single day of outdoor temperature readings wrapped around a clock-like dial, with the afternoon peak and pre-dawn low falling on opposite sides of the ring.

```example
file: examples/HourlyTemperatureClock.ts
html: examples/HourlyTemperatureClock.html
title: 24-Hour Temperature Clock
description: 24 hourly temperatures plotted as one large-size ring series with a heavier line weight and a °C unit.
```

## Weekly Posting Rhythm

Contrasts a brand's Instagram and LinkedIn posting frequency across the seven weekdays as two coloured rings.

```example
file: examples/WeeklyPostingRhythm.ts
html: examples/WeeklyPostingRhythm.html
title: Weekly Posting Rhythm
description: Two weekday series (Instagram and LinkedIn) compared around the radial week with a legend, filled points, and interaction enabled.
```

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