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Package larapex-charts
Short Description Package to provide easy api to build apex charts on Laravel
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/gigerit/larapex-charts
Informations about the package larapex-charts
Larapex Charts
Larapex Charts is a Laravel wrapper for the ApexCharts JavaScript charting library.
This package is the gigerIT-maintained fork of
arielmejiadev/larapex-charts. It continues the original package with ongoing
maintenance, compatibility updates, code cleanups, optimizations, and support
for current Laravel versions, including Laravel 13.
It is a drop-in replacement for the original package. Existing applications do not need code changes, namespace changes, config changes, or view changes. The public API, service provider, facade, publishable assets, and generated chart stubs remain compatible with the original package.
Check the upstream documentation on: Larapex Chart Docs.
About this fork
This fork keeps Larapex Charts usable in modern Laravel applications while preserving the original developer experience. The goal is to provide a reliable maintenance path for projects that already depend on Larapex Charts and for new projects that want the same simple chart-building API.
Maintained improvements include:
- Laravel 13 compatibility, alongside the currently supported Laravel versions.
- Composer metadata updates so the package can be installed as
gigerit/larapex-chartsfrom Packagist. - CI coverage for PHPUnit, PHPStan static analysis, and a Laravel/PHP compatibility matrix.
- Package cleanups to remove generated files, IDE metadata, logs, test reports, and other local artifacts from distributed releases.
- Repository and release hygiene improvements for cleaner installs and more predictable package archives.
- Ongoing maintenance, fixes, and optimizations while keeping the package compatible with existing usage.
Drop-in replacement
Use this fork when you want a maintained version of Larapex Charts without rewriting existing application code.
If your application currently uses arielmejiadev/larapex-charts, replace the
Composer dependency with this fork:
No PHP imports need to change. Continue using the existing namespace:
The package also declares a Composer replacement for the original package name,
so downstream packages that require arielmejiadev/larapex-charts can be
satisfied by this fork.
Installation
Install the maintained fork with Composer:
Usage
Basic example
In your controller add:
Remember to import the Facade to your controller with:
Or importing the LarapexChart class:
Then in your view (Blade file) add:
More complex example
You can create a variety of charts including: Line, Area, Bar, Horizontal Bar, Heatmap, pie, donut and Radialbar.
More examples
Check the documentation on: Larapex Chart Docs
Laravel Boost
This package ships a Laravel Boost skill for AI-assisted development. When an
application has both gigerit/larapex-charts and laravel/boost installed,
Boost can discover the package skill from
resources/boost/skills/larapex-charts-development/SKILL.md and install it for
supported agents during php artisan boost:install or
php artisan boost:update --discover.
Contributing
This fork is maintained by gigerIT. Contributions that improve compatibility, reliability, tests, documentation, or package hygiene are welcome.
Before submitting changes, run the test suite and static analysis:
The package was originally created by Ariel Mejia Dev. This fork preserves the original package API and credits while continuing maintenance for modern Laravel projects.
License
MIT
Roadmap for future versions
- [ ] Add blade directive
@apexchartscdn - [ ] Add blade directive
@script($chart) - [ ] Expand
setOptions()documentation with advanced ApexCharts examples - [ ] Continue modernizing internals while preserving the drop-in API
- [ ] Add ReactJS + Inertia Support
- [ ] Add More complex charts
- [ ] Add More complex boilerplate code using Laravel/Prompts
- [ ] Add more complex boilerplate code examples using Laravel Trends Package