@arcgis/charts-config-components
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Reusable Chart Authoring components for ArcGIS Online using calcite design system
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Chart Config Components is a web component UI library for authoring charts based on the charts specification. This library is currently intended for exclusive use within Esri applications. It is not part of Esri's Developer offering and is not supported by Esri Technical Support. However, future plans include extending the availability of this library to the broader developer community.
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Reusable Chart Authoring components for ArcGIS Online using calcite design system
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