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Flexmonster Pivot is a powerful JavaScript tool for interactive web reporting. It allows you to visualize and analyze data from JSON, CSV, SQL, NoSQL, Elasticsearch, and OLAP data sources quickly and conveniently. Flexmonster is designed to integrate seamlessly with any client-side framework and can be easily embedded into your application.
This package is a Flexmonster Pivot wrapper for Vue 2 and Vue 3 applications.
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Refer to the Integration with Vue 3 guide for details on the wrapper usage in Vue 3.
To integrate with Vue 2, check out this guide: Integration with Vue 2.
See our sample Vue project with Flexmonster.
Here is the Flexmonster licensing page. We have a 30-day free trial!
Flexmonster Vue wrapper is released as an MIT-licensed (free and open-source) add-on to Flexmonster Pivot.
Please share your feedback or ask questions via Flexmonster Help Center.
FAQs
Vue 2 and Vue 3 wrapper for Flexmonster Pivot Table and Charts
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