Open-source alternatives to B2838f62cb281bd974ec9c9c121c6cbe

ChartView is a SwiftUI-native charting library that provides bar, line, pie, and ring chart components within a unified grid-based layout system. The library renders charts by composing SwiftUI views declaratively from data models, letting the framework handle layout and updates without intermediate drawing layers. The library supports multiple chart types that share a common grid layout, enabling composable data visualizations with synchronized axes and backgrounds. Bar charts display data as vertical bars, line charts plot connected data points with gradient fills and optional markers, pie

A package to create markdown documentations from GitHub repositories in your Laravel project. Easy editing for contributors.

SwiftUI iOS component for Step Indications.

A simple confetti view for apps using SwiftUI.

A package to easily make use of SVG icons in your Laravel Blade views.

A package to easily add transpiled & minified scripts to your blade components.

A package to easily minify styles and make use of sass, less, etc. in your Blade components.

Aesthetic floating tab bar – SwiftUI & Combine ⛓️ Importable via Swift Package Manager 📦

A easy-to-use SwiftUI view for Tinder like cards on iOS, macOS & watchOS.

URLImage is a SwiftUI view that displays an image downloaded from provided URL. URLImage manages downloading remote image and caching it locally, both in memory and on disk, for you.

Commerce Search & Discovery frontend web components

Manage and publish your interactive organization chart (orgchart), 100% free and no install required: just copy a folder to any location

Simple card stack implemented with SwiftUI

Sunburst diagram is a library written with SwiftUI to easily render diagrams given a tree of objects. Similar to ring chart, sunburst chart, multilevel pie chart.

Ready-to-use Blade components built with TALL stack in mind. A must-have package for the artisans.

A simple line and bar charting library that supports accessibility written using SwiftUI.