Overview
The svelte-chartjs is a wrapper for chart.js that allows users to integrate chart components into their Svelte applications. It is open for contributions and pull requests, making it a collaborative and community-driven project.
Features
- Custom Size: Users can customize the size of their charts by setting the maintainAspectRatio property to false.
- Migration from v1 to v2: The library introduces several breaking changes in its v2 version, aiming to improve performance, offer new features, and enhance maintainability.
- Change component import path: Users need to update the import path for components when migrating from v1 to v2.
- Tree-shaking: The v2 version of the library is tree-shakable, similar to Chart.js v3. Users can import and register only the controllers, elements, scales, and plugins they intend to use.
- Chart Examples: The library provides various chart examples, including Bar Chart, Bubble Chart, Doughnut Chart, Line Chart, Pie Chart, PolarArea Chart, Radar Chart, and Scatter Chart.
- ChartJS Instance: Users can access and manipulate the ChartJS instance to handle events and perform other actions.
- Documentation: The library provides documentation and demos for the v1 version.
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