Generate and publish interactive organization charts without a webserver or database, using a static Vue.js application.
vueOrgChart is an open-source Vue.js application that generates interactive organization charts. It solves the problem of creating and publishing org charts without requiring a backend server or database, making it easy to deploy anywhere with static files.
Organizations, teams, or individuals needing to visualize and share hierarchical structures or Agile team layouts without technical infrastructure.
Developers choose vueOrgChart for its zero-dependency, client-side approach, allowing instant deployment and customization without server setup or ongoing maintenance.
Manage and publish your interactive organization chart (orgchart), 100% free and no install required: just copy a folder to any location
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Eliminates the need for a webserver or database; users can deploy by simply copying static HTML, JS, and asset files to any location, as stated in the project description.
Charts are customizable via a simple config.js file without modifying source code, allowing quick adjustments to organizational structures and visuals.
Provides engaging, visual representations of hierarchies with interactive elements, enhancing user engagement directly in the browser.
Includes a 'Teamviewer' mode for displaying Agile teams instead of traditional hierarchies, offering flexibility for modern team structures.
Full build setup with Vue.js and Nuxt allows for custom modifications and extensions, enabling advanced changes if needed.
Relies on static data files (config.js, data.js); any updates require manual file changes, making it unsuitable for dynamic or real-time data environments.
Built entirely on Vue.js, so integration into projects using other frameworks like React or Angular requires additional setup or may not be seamless.
Custom modifications require a full build setup with Node 16 and npm, which can be cumbersome for users unfamiliar with Vue.js or front-end tooling.