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@wavemaker/react-native-echarts

v1.0.0-dev.10

Published

React Native chart components built on using e-charts library.

Downloads

1,021

Readme

@wavemaker/react-native-echarts

npm package MIT License

npm downloads TypeScript Storybook

React Native chart components built with ECharts (via @wuba/react-native-echarts) and Skia. Works with Expo and bare React Native. Visit storybook at https://wavemaker.github.io/wm-react-native-echarts for more details on how to use and examples.

Installation

Install the package from npm:

npm install @wavemaker/react-native-echarts

The library declares peer dependencies. Add any your app does not already include (align versions with your React Native or Expo SDK):

npm install @shopify/react-native-skia @wuba/react-native-echarts echarts zrender react-native-svg

react and react-native are also peers; they should already be present in your app.

Note: There is an issue with echarts library. Due to which compilation fails with an error. Here is the link to the issue. https://github.com/apache/echarts/pull/20485

Till the issue is fixed, follow the workaround mentioned in the below link. https://github.com/wuba/react-native-echarts/issues/239#issuecomment-2899678660

Chart gallery

Preview thumbnails for the chart examples in assets/images/charts. Each image uses the same width and height (200×200) so the layout stays even; object-fit: contain keeps aspect ratios readable.

Area

Bar

Bubble

Candlestick

Column

Geo

Gauge

Line

Pie

Radar

Radial

Scatter


Building the library (maintainers)

Compile components and prepare the npm package:

npm run build:lib      # TypeScript compile → dist/npm-packages/charts
npm run prepare:npm    # Write package.json, copy README, .npmignore
cd dist/npm-packages/charts && npm publish

Development

Work from the repository root (the directory that contains package.json, components/, and stories/).

Browser (Storybook)

Storybook runs the chart stories in the browser with Vite. After install, it serves at http://localhost:6006.

npm install
npm run storybook

Mobile (Expo sample app)

The expo-app/ project is a small Expo Router app that consumes the library via yalc. Install yalc globally first so those commands are on your PATH.

npm install -g yalc
cd /path/to/repo # repository root directory
npm install
npm run generate:package
cd expo-app
npm install
npx expo start

Whenever you change library source under components/ or related entry points, run npm run generate:package again from the repo root so the yalc-linked package is rebuilt and republished. When changes are not reflecting in the app even after reload, use npx expo start -c.


Maintainers

This package is maintained by WaveMaker. The source repository is wavemaker/wm-react-native-echarts. Use GitHub Issues for bug reports and feature requests.

Contributors


License

MIT