A Blazor wrapper for ApexCharts.js, enabling interactive charting in .NET web applications.
Blazor-ApexCharts is a .NET library that wraps the ApexCharts.js JavaScript charting library, providing Blazor components for creating interactive charts in web applications. It enables developers to build data visualizations using C# and Razor syntax, eliminating the need for direct JavaScript integration. The library supports various chart types and configurations, making it suitable for dashboards, reports, and data-driven interfaces.
Blazor developers building web applications that require interactive charts and data visualizations, especially those working with .NET 8, .NET MAUI, or traditional Blazor Server/WebAssembly projects.
Developers choose Blazor-ApexCharts for its seamless integration with the Blazor ecosystem, offering a native C# API for charting without sacrificing the power of ApexCharts.js. Its support for dependency injection, global options, and .NET MAUI makes it versatile for modern .NET development.
A blazor wrapper for ApexCharts.js
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Provides Blazor components with C# bindings for easy data binding and event handling, as shown in the usage example with XValue and YValue lambdas for series definitions.
Offers complete access to ApexCharts.js configuration options via the ApexChartOptions class, enabling detailed customization without writing JavaScript, as referenced in the documentation link.
Includes a separate NuGet package for .NET MAUI Blazor applications, allowing charting in cross-platform mobile and desktop apps, as specified in the installation section.
Features an optional IApexChartService for managing global options and locales through AddApexCharts(), simplifying app-wide settings and scoped management.
Relies on the ApexCharts.js library, which must be loaded client-side, adding to page weight and requiring JavaScript execution, potentially impacting performance or compatibility in JS-light environments.
The README explicitly states that chart options cannot be shared, forcing each instance to have its own ApexChartOptions, leading to code duplication and increased maintenance overhead.
Requires Interactive rendermode (Server, WebAssembly, or Auto) in .NET 8, preventing use in static or server-rendered contexts without client-side interactivity, as noted in the usage instructions.