React/Victory: Graph not showing entries

I am working on fitting my data to this Victory graph but for some reason it is not coming out like expected. I don't need a y-axis but on the x-axis I am trying to list the entries in my dataset from earliest to latest. The component seems to be receiving data but the graph does not render as expected. The example is here, https://formidable.com/open-source/victory/guides/zoom-large-data/

Component

class CustomChart extends React.Component
constructor(props)
super();
this.entireDomain = this.getEntireDomain(props);
this.state =
zoomedXDomain: this.entireDomain.x,
;

onDomainChange(domain)
this.setState(
zoomedXDomain: domain.x,
);

getData()
const zoomedXDomain = this.state;
const data, maxPoints = this.props;
const filtered = data.action.filter(
(action) => (action.timestamp >= zoomedXDomain[0] && action.timestamp <= zoomedXDomain[1]));

if (filtered.length > maxPoints )
const k = Math.ceil(filtered.length / maxPoints);
return filtered.filter(
(d, i) => ((i % k) === 0)
);

return filtered;

getEntireDomain(props)
const data = props;
return
y: [_.minBy(data.action, action => action.timestamp).timestamp, _.maxBy(data.action, action => action.timestamp).timestamp],
x: [ data.action[0].timestamp, _.last(data.action).timestamp ]
;

getZoomFactor()
const zoomedXDomain = this.state;
const factor = 10 / (zoomedXDomain[1] - zoomedXDomain[0]);
return _.round(factor, factor < 3 ? 1 : 0);

render()
const renderedData = this.getData();
return (
<div>
<VictoryChart
domain=this.entireDomain
containerComponent=<VictoryZoomContainer
zoomDimension="x"
onZoomDomainChange=this.onDomainChange.bind(this)
minimumZoom=x: 1/10000
/>
>
<VictoryScatter data=renderedData />
</VictoryChart>
<div>
this.getZoomFactor()x zoom;
rendering renderedData.length of this.props.data.length
</div>
</div>
);

//render


//component


export default graphql(getObjectsQuery,
options: (ownProps) =>
console.log('CustomChart getObjectsQuery:', ownProps.startTime);
return ( second: startTime: ownProps.startTime,
endTime: ownProps.endTime

)

)(CustomChart);


Data

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