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pancakeRich-Harris/pancake is a lightweight, flexible charting library for Svelte applications.
Code Example
import { Chart, Line } from '@sveltejs/pancake';
<Chart {data}>
<Line x={d => d.x} y={d => d.y} />
</Chart>
Pros
- Specifically designed for Svelte, offering seamless integration and optimal performance in Svelte applications
- Provides a more declarative and intuitive API compared to techniq/layerchart
- Offers greater flexibility in customizing chart components and layouts than both alternatives
Cons
- Limited to Svelte applications, unlike techniq/layerchart which is framework-agnostic
- Has a smaller community and fewer examples compared to more established charting libraries
- May have a steeper learning curve for developers not familiar with Svelte's reactivity system
layercharttechniq/layerchart is a React-based charting library for creating interactive and customizable data visualizations.
Code Example
import { Chart, Line } from 'layerchart'
<Chart data={data}>
<Line x="date" y="value" />
</Chart>
Pros
- Offers a wide range of chart types and customization options
- Provides seamless integration with React applications
- Supports responsive design and mobile-friendly charts
Cons
- May have a steeper learning curve compared to simpler charting libraries
- Documentation could be more comprehensive for advanced features
- Has fewer community contributions and extensions compared to more established libraries
