A server-side-rendered charting library for Fresh built on Chart.js with both SSR and CSR support.
fresh_charts is a charting library for the Fresh web framework that provides both server-side and client-side rendering capabilities. It allows developers to create data visualizations using Chart.js while leveraging Fresh's architecture for optimal performance and user experience.
Developers building applications with the Fresh framework who need to integrate charts and data visualizations into their web pages.
It offers seamless integration with Fresh's rendering model, providing both static SVG generation for performance and interactive charts for dynamic experiences, all while maintaining compatibility with the familiar Chart.js API.
A server-side-rendered charting library for Fresh
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Renders charts as server-side SVGs for faster initial page loads and improved SEO, demonstrated in the inline and handler examples in the README.
Leverages Fresh's island architecture to provide dynamic, interactive charts on the client side, as shown in the CSR example with separate island components.
Uses the well-known Chart.js API under the hood, allowing developers to apply existing configuration knowledge seamlessly, with similar options and data structures.
Supports multiple rendering methods including inline JSX components and handler-based image responses, offering versatility for different use cases like static exports or inline charts.
Full TypeScript support ensures type-safe chart configurations, reducing errors and improving developer experience, as evidenced by the typed imports and usage.
Exclusively designed for the Fresh framework, making it unsuitable for projects using other frameworks and limiting portability to non-Deno environments.
Inherits all constraints of Chart.js, such as potential performance overhead with large datasets or lack of niche chart types, which may not suit advanced visualization needs.
Client-side rendering requires creating separate island components, as shown in the CSR example, adding complexity compared to more integrated, drop-in charting solutions.