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Simple yet flexible JavaScript charting library for the modern web
Worth it
Worth itUse it if your developers need quick, standard charts in a web app — it's free and the most popular open-source option.
Free open-source JS charting library. Great for developers; wrong tool for no-code dashboards or exotic chart types.
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Free, open source
8
Chart types
Bar, line, area, pie, doughnut, bubble, radar
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Popularity
Open-source charting library since 2013
4+
Framework support
Vanilla JS, React, Vue, Angular
Completely free, open source
G2 praises straightforward API, quick chart creation
8 chart types; missing funnel, Gantt, bullet
One old CVE; no published security page
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One legacy CVE (2020) affecting 2.x versions; no current incidents in sources reviewed.
Users consistently praise Chart.js's ease of use, responsive design, and quick chart creation.
“Users consistently praise the ease of use and responsive design of Chart.js, highlighting its straightforward API that allows for quick chart creation”
Compare Chart.js with each alternative.
Commercial; more chart types plus paid support
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Chart.js vs MetabaseBased on 14 public sources; no companies publicly named as Chart.js users in evidence.
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