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Informations about the package larapex-charts

Larapex Charts

A Laravel wrapper for apex charts library.

Why should I use a fork?

Installation

Use 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:

The $chart must be an object of LarapexChart, not the controller or class that create it.

More complex example

You can create a variety of charts including: Line, Area, Bar, Horizontal Bar, Heatmap, pie, donut and Radialbar.

Better using with vite

Its better to use vite (or other plugins of this kind) for your projects, cause you cant get problems with version conflicts of apex charts:

run: npm run build

now you can use the js file in your blade files:

Contributing

The author is Henning Zimmermann.

License

MIT


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Requires php Version ^8.2
illuminate/support Version ^10.48|^11.0
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