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Simple, responsive charts drawn in SVG and styled with CSS. Tiny, typed, and happy without a build step.

For agents: Chartist v2 docs: a small charting library drawing responsive SVG charts styled with CSS, with no build step; covers line, bar and other chart types.

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# Chartist

> Simple, responsive charts drawn in SVG and styled with CSS. Tiny, typed, and happy without a build step.

Chartist draws responsive SVG charts and leaves their look to CSS. This is Chartist v2, a TypeScript library with no dependencies, available from npm (`chartist`) or as ES modules from a CDN, without a build step.

When writing Chartist code:

- Create charts with the functions: `lineChart(target, data, options)`, `barChart(…)` and `pieChart(…)` for the classic chart types, and `chart({ data, axes, layers })` for composed charts (bars and lines together, several axes). Import them from `chartist`, and the default styles with `import 'chartist/styles.css'`.
- Don't write `new Chartist.Line(…)`, `new LineChart(…)` or `Chartist.Interpolation`: that's the 1.x and 0.x API. The 1.x classes are deprecated and leave `chartist` in 3.0; they still work, for compatibility only.
- Style charts with CSS and custom properties (`--ct-series-a`, `--ct-line-width`, …), not with options.
- Change what a chart draws with plugins: listeners on the pipeline's phase events (`compose` for scene nodes, `mount` for the DOM). 1.x `draw` events need the `compat` plugin from `chartist/compat`.
- Size charts with their container (CSS), and use responsive options for what changes with the size.
- For charts that update while people look at them, pass `renderer: liveDomRenderer()` from `chartist/live`: the chart keeps its SVG and changes it in place. Set up elements on the `add` changes in `mount`, not on every render.
- Packages under `@chartist-js` (listed below) take the same data and options: `@chartist-js/terminal` draws charts as terminal text or HTML text art, `@chartist-js/essentials` adds layers such as `axisTitle()`, and `@chartist-js/tooltips` adds tooltips for mouse, touch and keyboard.

## Docs

- [Getting started](https://chartist.dev/docs/getting-started.md): Your first chart in about two minutes. No build step, no bundler, no framework. An HTML file and a browser.
- [Why Chartist?](https://chartist.dev/docs/why-chartist.md): Chartist draws simple, responsive charts as SVG and leaves styling, interaction and the rest to the web platform. Here's what that means for you.
- [Coming from 1.x](https://chartist.dev/docs/coming-from-1x.md): Your Chartist 1.x charts keep running on v2. Here's what stays the same, what's new, and how to move to the functions one chart at a time.
- [Line charts](https://chartist.dev/docs/line-charts.md): Lines, areas and points with lineChart(), from smoothing and gaps in your data to scatter plots and edge-to-edge lines.
- [Bar charts](https://chartist.dev/docs/bar-charts.md): Grouped, stacked, horizontal and distributed bars with barChart(), and how to space them.
- [Pie and donut charts](https://chartist.dev/docs/pie-and-donut-charts.md): Pies, donuts and gauges with pieChart(), from the data shape to label placement, slice colors and half-circle gauges.
- [Composed charts](https://chartist.dev/docs/composed-charts.md
…

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