Projects sharing features with Morris.js

Cubism is a JavaScript time series visualization library and charting engine designed to render temporal data sequences as visual charts. It functions as a real-time dashboard framework that aggregates multiple time series visualizations into a single interface. The library allows for the creation of live dashboards that automatically update as new information arrives from external sources. It specializes in visualizing sequential data points across a shared temporal axis to facilitate synchronized data analysis and the monitoring of trends and patterns. The framework provides capabilities f

nvd3 is a data visualization framework and reusable web graphing library. It provides a collection of interactive charting components built on top of the D3.js library to render complex datasets as graphics within a web browser. The library functions as a wrapper for D3.js, offering predefined chart types and modular templates. This implementation allows for the creation of custom data graphs and web dashboards without requiring the author to write low-level SVG code from scratch. The system utilizes SVG-based vector rendering and attribute-driven styling to generate visualizations. It incor

This project is a client-side data visualization framework and SVG charting library used to render responsive, interactive charts in a web browser. It functions as a lightweight utility for generating scalable vector graphics and data annotations without external dependencies. The library enables the creation of custom SVG charts with adjustable colors and animations to meet specific design requirements. It supports dynamic data updates and the addition of markers, regions, and tooltips to provide context to specific data points. The system covers broad capability areas including responsive

d3-cloud is a JavaScript library for creating non-overlapping word cloud layouts using the D3.js data visualization framework. It serves as a text visualization tool that converts raw text or CSV data into scalable vector graphics and stylized typographic clouds. The library utilizes a spiral-based collision layout algorithm to compute coordinates and rotations, ensuring that words within a visual cluster do not overlap. It maps word frequency to font size and supports a customized layout process where positions are calculated based on text distribution. The system covers data processing for

roughViz is a JavaScript data visualization library used to create charts with a hand-drawn, sketchy aesthetic. It functions as an SVG charting framework that renders visualizations in the browser, prioritizing the communication of general trends and patterns over absolute precision. The library provides a collection of tools to generate several chart types, including bar, line, pie, donut, and scatter plots, as well as stacked bar charts. These visualizations are produced using a non-linear drawing style to present technical information in an informal, organic appearance.

dc.js is a multi-dimensional analysis tool and visualization framework used to build interactive data dashboards. It functions as a charting library that renders diverse SVG visualizations powered by D3 and integrates natively with Crossfilter to enable coordinated filtering across large datasets. The project is distinguished by its linked-view coordination, where selecting a data range or category in one chart simultaneously updates all other connected views. This allows for dynamic data exploration through dimensional chart linking and coordinated brushing, transforming raw datasets into na

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

Evilcharts is a data visualization library and animated charting framework designed to render interactive data graphics. It functions as a responsive data graphics engine that transforms raw data sets into visual formats such as bars, lines, and pies. The project focuses on interactive data visualization by incorporating motion triggers and visual transitions. It provides tools for custom chart styling to align visual effects and colors with specific brand guidelines and design requirements. The engine manages responsive data dashboards through automatic layout scaling to maintain consistenc

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.

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

metrics-graphics is a data visualization library and declarative graphics framework designed to create principled data graphics and layouts. It functions as a statistical graphics engine that maps raw data to geometric shapes and structured objects to render complex, data-driven layouts. The toolkit specializes in rendering time-series data through line charts and scatterplots using a consistent layout system. It also provides capabilities for statistical distribution mapping, including the creation of rug plots to represent one-dimensional data density. The system covers a broad surface of

F2 is a cross-platform charting engine and grammar-based visualization tool designed to render interactive data visualizations. It functions as a declarative system that allows users to build complex charts by defining the relationships between data dimensions and visual encoding channels. The framework is specifically optimized for mobile data visualization, providing a toolkit for creating touch-optimized charts. It supports custom data visualization styling, enabling the use of personalized shapes and animations to define a unique visual identity. The engine provides a platform-agnostic r

Chart.js is a declarative data visualization framework that renders interactive, responsive charts directly onto an HTML5 canvas element. It functions as a configuration-driven engine, transforming structured datasets into complex graphical representations by merging user-defined settings with global defaults. The library utilizes a high-performance rendering pipeline that executes drawing commands during each animation frame to maintain smooth visual feedback. The project distinguishes itself through a modular, extensible architecture that allows developers to register custom scales, control

Trianglify is an algorithmic background generator and vector art toolkit used to produce pseudo-random geometric patterns and polygonal meshes. It functions as a rendering engine that converts geometric data into either scalable vector graphics or rasterized canvas elements. The system utilizes deterministic pattern generation via seed values to ensure consistent geometric output. It supports customizable color gradients, coordinate grid jittering, and custom geometry definitions to control the placement and shape of the generated meshes. The project covers algorithmic art generation and gen

Raphael is a JavaScript library for creating, manipulating, and animating scalable vector graphics. It provides a programmatic interface and a cross-browser renderer for drawing 2D vector graphics and complex shapes within a web browser. The project functions as an SVG animation framework and drawing API, allowing for the construction of diagrams, charts, and custom illustrations. It enables the creation of motion graphics through the transformation of vector elements using coordinate systems and easing functions. The library covers capabilities for scalable vector rendering, dynamic data vi

Flot is an interactive charting library for jQuery that renders line, bar, pie, and time-series plots with zooming and panning. It provides interactive plots for engineering and scientific data with customizable axes, scales, and series styles, and supports real-time data updates. The library is built as a jQuery plugin with a canvas-based rendering pipeline and a plugin extension system that allows third-party code to add new chart types, interactions, and data transformations. The library distinguishes itself through a broad range of specialized chart types, including candlestick, bubble, r

mxgraph is a client-side graph visualization tool and JavaScript diagramming library. It functions as an SVG-based drawing framework used to create and render interactive diagrams directly within a web browser. The library enables the development of custom diagramming tools, such as network maps and flowcharts, by providing the means to draw and manipulate visual data structures. It focuses on client-side data visualization, allowing for the representation of complex node and edge relationships without requiring server-side rendering.

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

Apache ECharts is a JavaScript data visualization library used for rendering interactive charts and complex data visualizations in web browsers. It functions as a canvas-based charting engine and a statistical data visualization suite that transforms datasets into visual representations. The framework provides specialized capabilities for three-dimensional data visualization, including the generation of 3D plots and globe visualizations. It also serves as a web-based geographic mapping tool for overlaying heatmaps, routes, and data distributions onto interactive maps. The library covers a br

Two.js is a multi-backend graphics engine and vector drawing library that provides a unified API for creating two-dimensional graphics and animations. It functions as a renderer-agnostic abstraction layer, allowing users to generate vector shapes and paths that can be rendered via SVG, Canvas2D, or WebGL. The engine includes a scene graph manager to organize objects into hierarchical groups, enabling the propagation of collective transformations and parent-child relationships. It also features a headless graphics renderer, providing a node-based implementation for generating 2D drawings in se

Library for animated data visualizations and data stories.

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

Peity is a lightweight SVG data visualization library that transforms numeric text content and HTML attributes into small pie, donut, bar, and line charts. It functions as an attribute-driven renderer and a progressive enhancement tool, adding vector graphics to web pages by reading data directly from the DOM without requiring heavy JavaScript frameworks. The library supports custom drawing functions and dynamic color assignments, allowing for the registration of new chart types and the use of custom functions to determine segment colors. Its capability surface covers the rendering of mini d

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

This project is an SVG data visualization library and charting engine designed to render quantitative metrics and time-series data within a web browser. It provides a framework for creating concise visual representations of numerical data sets, such as line charts, scatterplots, and histograms. The library utilizes a component-based layout framework to organize visual elements into hierarchical structures with automated spacing and positioning. It includes a coordinate-space mapping tool that translates raw data values into pixel coordinates using linear scales and axis transformations. The

mini-graph-card is a customizable dashboard card and sensor widget for Home Assistant designed to visualize historical telemetry and sensor data. It functions as a time-series data visualizer that renders historical numeric and binary sensor data as line or bar graphs using an SVG graphing component. The project differentiates itself through the ability to extract specific nested attributes from entities and map non-numeric states into numeric values for visualization. It supports dynamic visual styling via color thresholds, logarithmic scales, and filling effects, alongside a multi-axis coor

cal-heatmap is a JavaScript visualization library used to render time-series data as a grid of colored cells. It functions as a customizable calendar component that maps data density and frequency over temporal intervals ranging from minutes to years. The library provides built-in support for localized temporal displays, allowing for the adjustment of regional date formats, timezones, and locale-specific week starts. It utilizes a plugin system for both the calendar layout and heatmap charts to extend behaviors and visual styles. The system manages data visualization through SVG-based grid r