igniteui-webcomponents-charts
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Ignite UI Web Components charting components for building rich data visualizations using TypeScript APIs.
Ignite UI for Web Components is a complete set of UI Widgets, Components extending the browser's native capabilities by Infragistics. Ignite UI for WebComponents is designed to enable developers to build the most modern, high-performance HTML5 & JavaScript apps for modern desktop browsers, mobile experiences and progressive web apps (PWA’s) with native custom elements.
This package provides the charting components that include: Bubble Chart, Category Chart, Data Chart, Financial Chart, Donut Chart, Pie Chart, Sparkline Chart, Scatter Chart, Stacked Chart, Polar Chart, Radial Chart, Treemap, Zoom Slider
You can include Ignite UI for Web Components Charts in your project using this npm command:
npm install --save igniteui-webcomponents-charts igniteui-webcomponents-core
This is a commercial product, requiring a valid paid-for license for use. This license details can by found here
To acquire a license for usage, please register for a trial and acquire a license at Infragistics.com.
© Copyright 2023 Infragistics. All Rights Reserved. The Infragistics Ultimate license & copyright applies to this distribution. For information on that license, please go to our website here.
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Ignite UI Web Components charting components for building rich data visualizations using TypeScript APIs.
The npm package igniteui-webcomponents-charts receives a total of 241 weekly downloads. As such, igniteui-webcomponents-charts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that igniteui-webcomponents-charts demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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