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About vue-apexcharts

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vue-apexcharts

Vue.js component for ApexCharts

vue-apexcharts is a Vue component that wraps ApexCharts, so you can build interactive charts in a Vue application. The README describes it as a Vue 2 component for ApexCharts. You install it from npm and then use the component with a series and options, such as a basic bar chart with minimal configuration. When you change the series or any option, the chart re-renders automatically, so keeping your data in Vue state is enough to keep the chart in step. The README warns that when you update options, you should pass the outermost property even when you only need to change a nested value, and it explains how to call methods of the ApexCharts instance without referencing the chart element directly. The component documents its props and methods in the README. The project notes that a Vue 3 version is available under a separate package named vue3-apexcharts for people using Vue 3. The repository is on GitHub under the apexcharts organisation, where the code and issues live. It suits developers who want the ApexCharts feature set inside a Vue app and do not want to write the chart glue code themselves.

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Website
github.com/apexcharts/vue-apexcharts