ember-charts
A charting library built with Ember.js and d3.js, offering time series, bar, pie, and scatter charts.
What is ember-charts?
Ember Charts is an open-source charting library built with Ember.js and d3.js frameworks. It provides a set of reusable chart components, including time series, bar, pie, and scatter charts, designed to simplify data visualization in Ember applications. The library addresses the need for interactive, extensible charts that follow best practices in presentation and user engagement.
Frontend developers building data-intensive Ember.js applications, such as dashboards, financial tools, or analytics platforms, who need customizable and interactive charting components.
Developers choose Ember Charts for its seamless integration with Ember's component architecture, leveraging d3.js for powerful visualizations while maintaining Ember's conventions. Its out-of-the-box best practices in interactivity and extensibility save time compared to building charts from scratch.
Overview
Ember Charts is a charting library that combines the power of Ember.js and d3.js to create interactive, extensible data visualizations. It provides a set of reusable chart components designed with best practices for interactivity and presentation, making it easier to build complex dashboards and data-driven applications.
Key Features
- Time Series Charts — Visualize temporal data with interactive time-based axes.
- Bar Charts — Display categorical data with customizable bar representations.
- Pie Charts — Show proportional data with slice-based visualizations.
- Scatter Charts — Plot relationships between two variables with point markers.
- Extensible Components — Easy to modify and extend to fit specific design needs.
- Interactive Best Practices — Built-in interactivity patterns for user engagement.
Philosophy
Ember Charts embodies a philosophy of combining Ember's component-based architecture with d3's powerful data visualization capabilities, prioritizing best practices in chart interactivity and presentation out of the box.
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