Open source alternatives to ngx-charts
29 open source UI Libraries apps to use instead, best rated first.
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dom-helpers
Launchdom-helpers is a tiny, modular JavaScript library of DOM utilities, kept by the React Bootstrap project. It wraps common DOM tasks such as adding event listeners, reading computed styles, measuring offsets and scroll positions, and toggling
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react-quill
Launchreact-quill is a React component that wraps the Quill rich-text editor. Version 2 is a full port to TypeScript that supports React 16 and later, with a refactored build system and tightened internal logic. The maintainers say most projects
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uncontrollable
Launchuncontrollable is a small React helper for wrapping a controlled component so that chosen prop and handler pairs can be left uncontrolled by the people who use it. The idea is that you write a component with minimal state and let the wrappe
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react-player
LaunchReactPlayer is a React component that plays a wide range of media URLs, including file paths, HLS, DASH, YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia and Mux. It parses the URL you pass and loads the right player and any external SDK for that source. The README
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Nuxt.js
LaunchNuxt is a free and open-source framework for building full-stack web applications and websites with Vue.js. It is meant for developers who want to create fast, search-friendly and production-grade sites without assembling every part themsel
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react-toastify
LaunchReact-Toastify is a React library for adding notifications, called toasts, to an app. It is meant for developers who want to show short messages to users without building their own notification system. The README says it is easy to set up,
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@astryxdesign/theme-neutral
Restrained warm grays. Minimal and quiet, so the content stays the focus
About ngx-charts

ngx-charts
Declarative Charting Framework for Angular2 and beyond!
ngx-charts is a declarative charting framework for Angular, made by the Swimlane open-source team. Rather than wrapping another chart engine, it uses Angular to render and animate the SVG elements of each chart, and it uses d3 for scales, axes and shape generators. Because Angular does the rendering, charts take advantage of Angular features such as ahead-of-time compilation and server-side rendering. The library covers common chart types, including horizontal and vertical bar charts in standard, grouped, stacked and normalized forms, line and area charts, pie and donut charts, bubble charts, gauges, heatmaps, treemaps, number cards and Sankey diagrams. Customization options include autoscaling, timeline filtering, line interpolation, configurable axis labels, legends with labels or gradients, advanced label positioning, real-time data support, advanced tooltips and data point event handlers. Styles can be overridden with CSS. You install it from npm, and a custom charts page explains how to combine its components into your own charts. The repository includes its release steps and a changelog.
- Price
- Free
- Made by
- swimlane
- Category
- UI Libraries
- Website
- github.com/swimlane/ngx-charts

















