@arcgis/charts-components-react
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A set of React components that wrap ArcGIS charts components
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@arcgis/charts-components-reactwas developed for use in React 18. Consider updating to React 19 where the React wrapper is no longer necessary. Check out the documentation to get started with@arcgis/charts-componentsin React 19.
The ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript provides a suite of ready-to-use UI components that simplify the process of creating GIS web applications. This package offers a series of charting components that can be used to build custom applications.
Want to get started immediately? See Get started or try out the sample applications for a variety of popular frameworks, module bundlers, and TypeScript.
An example is available from the 4.31 release in the jsapi-resources repo.
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A set of React components that wrap ArcGIS charts components
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