React Chartjs 2
React components for Chart.js, the most popular charting library
Overview
The React-Chartjs-2 library is a set of React components that provide integration with Chart.js, which is a popular charting library. With React-Chartjs-2, users can easily create interactive and visually appealing charts in their React applications. The library primarily supports Chart.js versions 4 and 3, and it can be installed via NPM.
Features
- React Components: The library provides a set of reusable React components that allow users to easily incorporate charts into their React applications.
- Chart.js Integration: React-Chartjs-2 seamlessly integrates with Chart.js, the go-to charting library for many developers, providing access to its extensive features and options.
- Peer Dependencies: The library requires users to have Chart.js installed as a peer dependency, ensuring compatibility between the React components and the charting library.
- React
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- Rollup
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- Storybook
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- Typescript
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