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Actively maintained alternatives to Dygraphs. #1004
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minus good quality docs, a React wrapper and stacked series support i think uPlot ticks the rest of your requirements and then-some. i wrote it as a spiritual successor to dygraphs (which i used prior). |
I forgot about error bars. I need them too. |
i never really understood why dygraphs calls what it does error bars: http://dygraphs.com/gallery/#g/temperature-sf-ny in uPlot this is called high/low bands: https://leeoniya.github.io/uPlot/demos/high-low-bands.html traditionally error bars look like actual bars: |
dygraphs does have TypeScript definitions, btw https://yarnpkg.com/package/@types/dygraphs |
Well as far as I understand they come from: First line in this file says it is for version 1.x of Dygraphs. |
I believe that comment is out of date. The type declarations include a few
options like legendFormatter and highlightSeriesBackgroundColor which were
only added in 2.0 <http://dygraphs.com/versions.html>.
FWIW I use @types/dygraphs with dygraphs 2.1.0 on a regular basis.
…On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 4:27 PM Marcin Ki ***@***.***> wrote:
Well as far as I understand they come from:
https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/blob/master/types/dygraphs/index.d.ts
First line in this file says it is for version 1.x of Dygraphs.
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Hi.
First of all, we are using Dygraphs since 2016 in our product.
It is great library, has everything we need and is super fast.
At the beginning we used probably 10% of its capabilities but whenever we wanted to add some feature in our app, it was either built in in Dygraphs or was super easy to extends because Dygraphs has a lot of places when you can "jump in" with your own code.
However currently we are considering refactor of our charts code base and I was wondering if there is something on the open source market that we could replace Dygraphs with. The reason for this is that Dygraphs is not actively maintained, written in old style, without support for static typing etc. Don't understand me wrong. It is not bad. It just requires a lot of work around it to fit it into your product.
Do you maybe know library that:
I hope this question doesn't offend anyone in this community.
I always found you guys very helpful and open minded.
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