The most complete library for Bar, Line, Area, Pie, Donut and Stacked Bar charts in React Native. Allows 2D, 3D, gradient, animations and live data updates.

To bring Life to your data

1. Plenty of features with minimal code
2. Apply animations to your charts on load and on value change, just by adding a prop
3. Smooth animations implemented using LayoutAnimation
4. Clickable and scrollable
5. Three-D and gradient effects
6. Fully customizable (see the props)
7. Detailed documentation with examples
8. Support for combined Bar and Line charts

Alert:

This library doesn't support web apps yet. Use this library if you are planning mobile first.
However, we are planning to add support for web which will be available soon.

Version 1.2.0 onwards we are dependent only on react-native-svg and react-native-linear-gradient. Earlier, Pie and Donut charts were rendered using react-native-canvas, but now they are also rendered using svg. We are no longer using react-native-canvas neither react-native-webview!

npm install react-native-gifted-charts react-native-linear-gradient react-native-svg

For iOS-

cd ios && pod install

Documentation and gallery

The simplest usage of various types of charts can be done as below-

import { BarChart, LineChart, PieChart } from "react-native-gifted-charts";

// ...
const data=[ {value:50}, {value:80}, {value:90}, {value:70} ]

<BarChart data = {data} />
<LineChart data = {data} />
<PieChart data = {data} />

// For Horizontal Bar chart, just add the prop horizontal to the <BarChart/> component

<BarChart data = {data} horizontal />

// For Area chart, just add the prop areaChart to the <LineChart/> component

<LineChart data = {data} areaChart />

// For Donut chart, just add the prop donut to the <PieChart/> component

<PieChart data = {data} donut />

1. BarChart, Horizontal BarChart and Stacked Bar Chart props
2. LineChart and AreaChart props
3. PieChart and DonutChart props

Dear developers! Your small contribution can make someone's day 😊

One of the ways you can contribute is to address an open issue.

Sometimes people report issues which don't exist, or request for features which are already present. Such issues can be addressed without pushing any code to the repo. Just show them in the comments how to do it.

See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.

To do list

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