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Simple, robust, extensible JavaScript charting library built using d3 designed to help developers embed, build charts in less than couple of minutes.
To learn more about uvCharts and how to use it, read the wiki page or the 5 minute quick start guide.
Checkout releases to get the latest release of uvCharts. The downloadable artifact will contain the minified and non-minified library file for you to use.
Charts supported at the current moment are:
All charts can be rendered either in horizontal or vertical orientation except for Pie, Donut, Polar Area.
You can find the documentation here
Checkout milestones to find plans for future releases underway.
Want a new feature or found a bug? Feel free to raise a issue here.
Contributions in the form of Pull Requests, Issues and Feature requests are always welcome.
You can read the developer guide here to get started on setting up the development environment and the source code hierarchy.
FAQs
Easy yet powerful JavaScript Charting library built using d3.js
We found that uvcharts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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