Out of the box, we wanted to create a low level robust framework on which to build charts. Outside of the following chart types:

Chart Types

• Horizontal & Vertical Bar Charts (Standard, Grouped, Stacked, Normalized)

• Line

• Area (Standard, Stacked, Normalized)

• Pie (Explodable, Grid, Custom legends)

• Donut

• Gauge

• Linear Gauge

• Force Directed Graph (deprecated - please use ngx-graph instead)

• Heatmap

• Treemap

• Number Cards

• Bubble/Scatter

Customization

• Autoscaling

• Timeline Filtering

• Line Interpolation

• Configurable Axis Labels

• Legends (Labels & Gradient)

• Advanced Label Positioning

• Real-time data support

• Advanced Tooltips

• Responsive Layout

• Data point Event Handlers

• Works with ngUpgrade

• Enabling/Disabling animations

If you have an idea for a new feature, create a Github issue or even better a PR ;). Make sure to include the use case, an example image of the chart (if applicable) and data formats.

Alternatives

Chart frameworks are a dime a dozen nowadays. Not many of them existed a few years ago when we started this project internally and many of them still don't really work well with Angular. Here's a recent list we compiled during our effort to open-source this:

• ​ng2-nvd3 - Open-source wrapper for nvd3 using Angular2 Components

• ​ng2-charts - Open-source Angular2 wrapper directives for Chart.js

• ​angular2-highcharts - Open-source Angular2 wrapper for HighCharts

• ​recharts - Open-source composable charting library built on React components

• ​Vega - Open-source Canvas/SVG viz framework

• ​C3 - Open-source D3-based reusable chart library

• ​Plotly - Commercial business intelligence and data science.

• ​Highcharts - Commercial chart framework

• ​eCharts - Open-source JavaScript chart framework

• ​dc.js - Open-source JavaScript charting library