A wrapper for the Google Charts library written in Angular, featuring standalone components and interactive dashboards.
Angular Google Charts is an Angular library that provides a comprehensive wrapper for the Google Charts visualization library. It enables developers to easily integrate interactive charts, dashboards, and controls into Angular applications using a modern, component-based API. The library focuses on providing a seamless, type-safe Angular integration while embracing modern Angular practices like standalone components.
Angular developers (versions 16-20) who need to embed interactive data visualizations, dashboards, or chart editors within their applications. It is particularly suited for teams building data-intensive Angular applications that require the full feature set of Google Charts.
Developers choose this library because it offers a first-class, type-safe Angular wrapper for Google Charts with full support for modern Angular standalone components, enabling better tree-shaking and a composable API. Its unique selling point is the comprehensive feature set that mirrors Google Charts' capabilities—including dashboards, controls, and a chart editor—within Angular's component architecture.
A wrapper for the Google Charts library written in Angular.
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Full support for Angular's standalone components architecture (Angular 16-20) enables better tree-shaking and a composable API, as shown in the quick start with provideGoogleCharts and direct component imports.
Wraps all Google Charts types including dashboards, controls, and a chart editor, providing a wide range of interactive visualizations directly usable in Angular templates.
Supports all Google Charts events (ready, select, error) and includes a built-in ChartEditor component for user-driven chart customization, enhancing application interactivity.
Offers script preloading and dynamic imports to improve chart rendering speed, with configurable lazy loading for better initial load times.
Relies on Google Charts' external scripts, so changes to Google's API or service outages can break functionality, and safe mode is only available from Charts 47+.
Charts cannot render offline without cached scripts, as the library dynamically loads from Google's servers, limiting use in disconnected environments.
Including the full Google Charts library increases application bundle size, which may be suboptimal for projects focused on minimal footprints or lightweight visualizations.