AstroChart

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A free and open-source JavaScript library for generating SVG charts to display planets in astrology.

Overview

AstroChart is an innovative and free open-source JavaScript library designed specifically for generating SVG charts that display planetary positions for astrological purposes. Its user-friendly interface makes it an excellent tool for anyone interested in astrology who wishes to visualize planetary data without diving deep into complex calculations. Although it doesn’t calculate planetary positions itself, its strength lies in its pure JavaScript implementation that allows seamless integration into various projects.

This library comes in version 2.0.1 and is entirely built without dependencies, ensuring that it remains lightweight and efficient. Whether you’re an experienced astrologer or just starting, AstroChart's easy accessibility and reliable performance are sure to enhance your astrological explorations.

Features

  • Free & Open Source: Fully accessible for everyone, allowing modifications and personal use without any fees.
  • Pure JavaScript: Implemented in JavaScript without external dependencies, making it easy to integrate into any web application.
  • SVG Graphics: Creates high-quality, scalable vector graphics for crisp display on various devices.
  • Tested Code: The library is thoroughly tested, ensuring reliable functionality and reducing potential bugs.
  • Multiple Chart Types: Supports various astrological charts, including Radix and Transit charts, giving you a variety of options for visualization.
  • Animation Support: Offers animations to enhance visual appeal, making dynamic presentations of chart data possible.
  • Easy Integration: Designed for straightforward implementation, catering to both beginner and advanced developers.
  • Customizable Settings: Users can tweak settings through settings.js to personalize their charts according to their preferences.
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