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  • uber/react-visuber avatar

    uber/react-vis

    8,781View on GitHub↗

    react-vis is a declarative, component-based React data visualization library. It provides a framework of reusable building blocks for rendering interactive charts and graphs by mapping raw data to visual attributes such as position, color, and size. The system leverages D3 for its scaling and layout logic. The library is distinguished by its ability to handle complex data relationships, including hierarchical data via tree maps and circle packing, as well as multidimensional analysis using parallel axes and radar charts. It also supports network flow mapping to illustrate the volume and direc

    JavaScriptchartcharting-librarydata-visualization
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  • plouc/nivoplouc avatar

    plouc/nivo

    14,039View on GitHub↗

    Nivo is a responsive charting framework and a React data visualization library that uses D3 for its underlying math logic. It serves as both a collection of interactive chart components for web applications and a server-side visualization engine for generating static data chart images. The project distinguishes itself by providing a containerized chart rendering API, allowing the visualization engine to be deployed via Docker to serve rendered graphics as images or files through a programmatic interface. It also features a motion engine for animated data transitions, ensuring smooth visual sh

    TypeScriptcanvaschartscomponents
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  • formidablelabs/victoryFormidableLabs avatar

    FormidableLabs/victory

    11,242View on GitHub↗

    Victory is a React data visualization library and composable visualization toolkit used to build interactive charts and graphs. It functions as an SVG charting framework that renders scalable data visualizations designed to maintain consistency across different web browsers and operating systems. The project provides a collection of reusable UI primitives that combine to form complex interactive data layouts. This component-based approach allows for the construction of sophisticated graphs by composing modular visualization elements within React applications.

    TypeScriptchartsd3data-visualization
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  • alibaba/bizchartsalibaba avatar

    alibaba/BizCharts

    6,198View on GitHub↗

    BizCharts is a React charting library that wraps the G2 grammar of graphics, providing declarative React components for building interactive data visualizations. It bridges G2's imperative charting API with React's declarative component model, enabling chart creation through nested component composition without writing imperative code. The library distinguishes itself by mapping G2's grammar of graphics primitives directly to React component types, allowing chart series like line, bar, and scatter to be expressed as interchangeable React components. It synchronizes G2 chart instance creation,

    TypeScript
    View on GitHub↗6,198
  • imanneo/fl_chartimaNNeo avatar

    imaNNeo/fl_chart

    7,539View on GitHub↗

    fl_chart is a data visualization library and UI component framework for Flutter. It provides a system of reusable graphical widgets for creating interactive, customizable quantitative data visualizations. The framework supports a variety of chart types, including line, bar, pie, donut, scatter, radar, and candlestick views. It allows for the creation of complex visualizations such as layered data segments and financial charts. The library includes capabilities for interactivity and visual refinement, such as touch event handling, data tooltips, and state animations. It also provides tools fo

    Dartbarchartcandlestickcandlestick-chart
    View on GitHub↗7,539
  • recharts/rechartsrecharts avatar

    recharts/recharts

    27,241View on GitHub↗

    This project is a declarative data visualization library that provides a composable suite of user interface components for rendering interactive charts. It functions as an SVG-based charting engine, allowing developers to construct complex visualizations by nesting modular building blocks such as axes, grids, legends, and data series within a unified layout. The library distinguishes itself through a highly responsive architecture that automatically reconciles layout changes and maps data domains to pixel coordinates using mathematical scale functions. It prioritizes performance through memoi

    TypeScriptchartcharting-librarycomponents
    View on GitHub↗27,241
  • morrisjs/morris.jsmorrisjs avatar

    morrisjs/morris.js

    6,882View on GitHub↗

    morris.js is a JavaScript data visualization library and SVG charting framework. It is designed to render time-series line, bar, area, and donut charts to visualize complex datasets and distribution patterns. The library specializes in time-series charting to display temporal trends and track how specific values change over time. It provides tools for statistical data representation, allowing for the comparison of different data sets or the illustration of proportions within a whole. The framework enables the creation of web dashboard analytics by transforming raw data into graphical represe

    CoffeeScript
    View on GitHub↗6,882
  • ecomfe/echartsecomfe avatar

    ecomfe/echarts

    66,608View on GitHub↗

    ECharts is a JavaScript data visualization library and web charting framework used to render interactive 2D and 3D data plots within a web browser. It functions as a visualization engine that transforms raw data into customizable charts and graphs. The project includes a WebGL-based hardware acceleration engine specifically for producing three-dimensional plots and globe visualizations. This allows the library to handle large and complex datasets through GPU-accelerated rendering. The framework supports both canvas-based raster rendering and SVG-based vector rendering. It provides capabiliti

    TypeScript
    View on GitHub↗66,608
  • kevinzhow/pnchartkevinzhow avatar

    kevinzhow/PNChart

    9,653View on GitHub↗

    PNChart is an iOS charting framework and data visualization library designed for rendering interactive visual data representations within native Apple mobile environments. It provides a toolkit for creating animated line and pie charts to illustrate data trends and proportional datasets. The library specializes in animated data representation, using motion effects and transitions to highlight information changes over time. It supports real-time chart data updates, allowing visualizations to reflect new information dynamically without rebuilding the entire user interface. The framework covers

    Objective-C
    View on GitHub↗9,653
  • jawbone/jbchartviewJawbone avatar

    Jawbone/JBChartView

    3,705View on GitHub↗

    JBChartView is an iOS charting library and data visualization framework used to render interactive line and bar graphs. It provides reusable user interface components for displaying numerical data series through smooth line curves and grouped or horizontal bar charts. The framework is distinguished by its ability to morph bars and lines between different data states, creating visual transitions that represent changes in underlying data models. It also includes interaction handling that detects user selections on specific data points and returns the associated model instances. The library cov

    Objective-C
    View on GitHub↗3,705
  • bloomberg/bqplotbloomberg avatar

    bloomberg/bqplot

    3,693View on GitHub↗

    bqplot is an interactive data visualization library for Jupyter notebooks. It implements a grammar of graphics model, allowing users to build complex 2D charts by combining marks, scales, and axes. The library distinguishes itself with specialized toolkits for financial charting, such as OHLC candlesticks and time-series analysis, and geographic data visualization, including choropleths and custom map projections for TopoJSON and GeoJSON data. It enables deep interaction through tools like lasso selection, rectangular brushing, and the ability to manually manipulate plot points or line data.

    TypeScript
    View on GitHub↗3,693
  • uber-common/react-visuber-common avatar

    uber-common/react-vis

    8,785View on GitHub↗

    react-vis is a React data visualization library and declarative charting framework used to create composable graphical representations. It provides a system for rendering complex visualizations by composing simple building blocks into larger chart structures. The library includes specialized tools for hierarchical data mapping via sunburst diagrams and tree maps, as well as flow and relationship visualization using Sankey diagrams. It also provides a multivariate data visualizer for plotting high-dimensional data through parallel coordinates, radar charts, and radial visualizations. The fram

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗8,785
  • bqplot/bqplotbqplot avatar

    bqplot/bqplot

    3,693View on GitHub↗

    bqplot is an interactive data visualization library for IPython and Jupyter notebooks that utilizes a grammar of graphics. It functions as a tool for creating 2D charts and maps with real-time updates and bidirectional communication between the kernel and frontend. The library is distinguished by its ability to act as a geographic data visualization tool, rendering choropleth maps and spatial data via GeoJSON and custom projections. It also serves as a financial charting tool for producing OHLC and candle bar charts, and as an interactive dashboard framework for combining plotting widgets wit

    TypeScriptipythonjupytervisualizations
    View on GitHub↗3,693
  • altair-viz/altairaltair-viz avatar

    altair-viz/altair

    10,410View on GitHub↗

    Altair is a declarative data visualization library for Python based on the Vega-Lite grammar. It allows users to create statistical visualizations by mapping data fields to visual properties rather than writing imperative drawing code. The library focuses on interactive charting through a system of linked selections and filters that update multiple visualizations based on user input. It renders charts as JSON and HTML for display in web browsers and interactive notebooks. The project covers statistical data analysis and interactive data exploration, providing capabilities to export visuals a

    Python
    View on GitHub↗10,410
  • vega/vega-litevega avatar

    vega/vega-lite

    5,216View on GitHub↗

    Vega-Lite is a high-level declarative language for specifying interactive, multi-view visualizations. It compiles a concise JSON specification into a full Vega visualization, automatically inferring scales, axes, and legends from encoding declarations. The grammar-of-graphics encoding maps data fields to visual channels such as position, color, size, and shape, while a multi-view composition grammar enables layered, faceted, concatenated, and repeated layouts. Reactive parameter binding links named parameters to input widgets, selections, and expressions for dynamic updates. The project suppo

    TypeScriptchartsdeclarative-languageplot
    View on GitHub↗5,216
  • tidyverse/ggplot2tidyverse avatar

    tidyverse/ggplot2

    6,948View on GitHub↗

    ggplot2 is a data visualization library for R based on a formal grammar of graphics. It provides a declarative plotting framework that allows users to create complex graphics by combining geometric objects, statistical summaries, and coordinate systems. The system is distinguished by a layered approach to composition, where visualizations are built incrementally by stacking independent geometric, statistical, and coordinate layers. It utilizes a hierarchical styling engine to manage non-data elements such as backgrounds, fonts, and margins, and includes a multi-panel faceting tool for splitti

    R
    View on GitHub↗6,948
  • ecomfe/vue-echartsecomfe avatar

    ecomfe/vue-echarts

    10,717View on GitHub↗

    vue-echarts is a data visualization library and a reactive wrapper for Apache ECharts, designed to integrate complex charts and graphics into Vue.js applications using a declarative, component-based approach. It functions as an interface that synchronizes charting engine instances with reactive state. The project provides a declarative graphics interface for building custom chart overlays, shapes, and text elements using a component-based slot architecture. It distinguishes itself by allowing the injection of custom components into chart elements, such as tooltips, via scoped slots rather tha

    TypeScript
    View on GitHub↗10,717
  • justineo/vue-echartsJustineo avatar

    Justineo/vue-echarts

    10,720View on GitHub↗

    vue-echarts is a declarative charting wrapper and Vue.js component for the Apache ECharts library. It functions as a data visualization library that maps configurations and data updates to a rendering engine, enabling the embedding of interactive graphs and charts as reusable web components. The project provides a system for managing visual consistency through theme configuration and context-based injection. It allows for deep customization of the visualization interface, including the use of scoped slots to render custom HTML markup within tooltips and the construction of complex graphic ele

    TypeScript
    View on GitHub↗10,720
  • abhinandan-kushwaha/react-native-gifted-chartsAbhinandan-Kushwaha avatar

    Abhinandan-Kushwaha/react-native-gifted-charts

    1,345View on GitHub↗

    React Native Gifted Charts is a mobile-first data visualization framework designed for building interactive and animated graphical representations within React Native applications. It functions as a declarative component library that enables developers to render complex datasets through a variety of visual formats, including bar, line, area, pie, and scatter plots. The library distinguishes itself through a native-driven rendering engine that utilizes vector graphics primitives to draw shapes and paths directly on the screen. It supports sophisticated visual configurations such as gradients,

    TypeScriptarea-chartbarbar-chart
    View on GitHub↗1,345
  • has2k1/plotninehas2k1 avatar

    has2k1/plotnine

    4,598View on GitHub↗

    Plotnine is a data visualization library for Python based on the Grammar of Graphics. It serves as a declarative statistical plotting framework and multi-panel plotting engine, allowing users to create complex charts by mapping data variables to visual properties such as position, color, and size. The project is distinguished by its use of a layered composition model and a statistical transformation engine that performs aggregations and computations before rendering visuals. It features a comprehensive system for multi-panel faceting, which enables the splitting of a single visualization into

    Pythondata-analysisgrammargraphics
    View on GitHub↗4,598
  • chartsorg/chartsChartsOrg avatar

    ChartsOrg/Charts

    28,000View on GitHub↗

    Charts is a mobile data visualization library designed for rendering interactive graphical representations of complex datasets. It provides a declarative configuration interface that maps data structures to visual components, supporting a variety of chart types including line, bar, pie, scatter, and radar plots. The library distinguishes itself through a hardware-accelerated drawing layer that ensures high-performance rendering across mobile platforms. It features a gesture-driven transformation engine that enables users to pan, zoom, and scale views, alongside an interpolated animation syste

    Swift
    View on GitHub↗28,000
  • jetbrains/compose-multiplatformJetBrains avatar

    JetBrains/compose-multiplatform

    19,131View on GitHub↗

    Compose Multiplatform is a declarative user interface framework that enables the development of native graphical interfaces across desktop, mobile, and web platforms using a single Kotlin codebase. It functions as a multiplatform library that allows developers to share both application logic and UI components while maintaining access to platform-specific features through abstraction layers. The framework utilizes a reactive state management system that automatically tracks data mutations to trigger granular interface updates. By employing a cross-platform rendering engine based on a hardware-

    Kotlinandroidawtcompose
    View on GitHub↗19,131
  • chart-kit/react-native-chart-kitchart-kit avatar

    chart-kit/react-native-chart-kit

    3,106View on GitHub↗

    React Native Chart Kit is a library of responsive charting components designed for rendering interactive data visualizations within cross-platform mobile applications. It provides a suite of UI elements that map data properties to visual representations, utilizing scalable vector graphics to maintain clarity across diverse screen densities and resolutions. The library distinguishes itself through a platform-agnostic layout engine that ensures consistent alignment and responsiveness across different mobile devices. It integrates directly with native touch event systems, enabling users to explo

    TypeScriptchartchart-kitexpo
    View on GitHub↗3,106
  • visjs/visvisjs avatar

    visjs/vis

    7,812View on GitHub↗

    vis is a JavaScript data visualization library used to render interactive networks, timelines, and graphs directly in the web browser. It functions as a relational data mapper and browser-based charting tool, turning complex structured data into dynamic visual patterns to expose entity relationships. The library provides specialized tools for force-directed network graphs, where relational data is represented as interactive nodes and edges. It also includes an interactive timeline component for plotting chronological events and time intervals on a scalable temporal axis. The project covers b

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗7,812
  • swimlane/ngx-chartsswimlane avatar

    swimlane/ngx-charts

    4,359View on GitHub↗

    ngx-charts is an Angular charting library and SVG data visualization framework. It provides a set of declarative UI components for rendering animated and interactive charts and graphs within Angular applications. The library allows for the assembly of specialized visualizations by combining low-level internal charting components. It supports the creation of custom charts through the use of mathematical scales, shape generators, and CSS styling overrides. The framework covers a wide range of visualization types, including comparison charts such as bar and line graphs, distribution visualizati

    TypeScript
    View on GitHub↗4,359
  • yhat/ggpyyhat avatar

    yhat/ggpy

    3,691View on GitHub↗

    ggpy is a Python library for statistical data visualization based on the grammar of graphics. It functions as a declarative framework for building complex charts by mapping data variables to visual properties through a structured coordinate system. The library enables the construction of composite visualizations by layering geometric shapes and statistical summaries. It utilizes a system of continuous and discrete scales to translate raw data into visual attributes and supports facet-based plotting to segment a single visualization into a grid of subplots based on variable categories. Visual

    Python
    View on GitHub↗3,691
  • observablehq/plotobservablehq avatar

    observablehq/plot

    5,305View on GitHub↗

    This is a grammar of graphics visualization library used to build charts by mapping tabular data to visual marks. It functions as an SVG data visualization tool and an exploratory data analysis API, allowing users to render complex visualizations and geographic maps. The library features a GeoJSON map renderer that projects spherical coordinates into two-dimensional pixel space and an Apache Arrow visualization interface for high-efficiency data processing. Its capability surface covers data transformation through binning and grouping, visual encoding via automatic scale inference and color

    HTMLchartsd3data-visualization
    View on GitHub↗5,305
  • philackm/scrollablegraphviewphilackm avatar

    philackm/ScrollableGraphView

    5,291View on GitHub↗

    ScrollableGraphView is a Swift data visualization library and iOS plotting framework used to render discrete numerical datasets as interactive graphs. It provides a scrollable user interface component that visualizes data points using a coordinate system with configurable layouts and styling. The framework is characterized by its adaptive graph scaling, which automatically adjusts the vertical axis to fit the visible data points as the user scrolls. It supports real-time data rendering, allowing graph views to update instantly as underlying datasets change through animated transitions. The l

    Swift
    View on GitHub↗5,291
  • elemefe/v-chartsElemeFE avatar

    ElemeFE/v-charts

    6,770View on GitHub↗

    v-charts is a Vue charting framework and component library that provides a simplified interface for rendering complex data visualizations. It acts as a wrapper for the ECharts visualization engine, allowing the creation of customizable charts and graphs within Vue applications. The library focuses on simplifying the integration of ECharts by replacing manual configuration with reusable components. It maps simplified data inputs to the required configuration objects and synchronizes the chart lifecycle with the framework to manage instance creation and disposal. The project covers frontend ch

    JavaScriptechartsvue
    View on GitHub↗6,770
  • lecho/hellocharts-androidlecho avatar

    lecho/hellocharts-android

    7,589View on GitHub↗

    Hellocharts-android is a data visualization library and charting framework for Android applications. It provides a collection of custom view components used to render datasets as visual elements, such as line, column, and pie charts. The library supports interactive visualizations that allow users to navigate data through touch gestures, including pinching, scrolling, and panning. It also includes built-in capabilities for animating data points and chart elements to create smooth visual transitions during dataset updates. The framework covers a broad range of visualization needs, including c

    Java
    View on GitHub↗7,589