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Britecharts 3.0 is here. Pick a chart, give it data, and get a polished visualization with tooltips, animation, loading states and export built in. Version 3 brings screen-reader data tables, keyboard navigation, dark mode, TypeScript types and tools for coding agents to that same idea.

Use it from a script tag, in React, or through the wrappers in your framework of choice. It is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 licence.

Britecharts 3.0.0-beta.8 is out! Every chart in it can be read by a screen reader cell by cell, used with a keyboard, themed with CSS and drawn in dark mode, with no setup. It is also the first version built for coding agents as well as for people.

npm install @britecharts/core@beta

Britecharts 3.0.0-beta.7 is out, and it is the last beta. The next release I plan to publish is 3.0.0 itself. Test against this version if you want your bug fixed before the stable release rather than after it.

npm install @britecharts/core@beta

Britecharts 3.0 is in beta. I split it into three packages this time — @britecharts/core for the charts themselves, @britecharts/react for the React components, and @britecharts/wrappers, the layer the React components are built on and, I hope, the seam a Vue or Svelte binding will eventually grow out of.

npm install @britecharts/core@beta