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Charts

A fast and extendable library of react chart components for data visualization.

Overview

The @mui/x-charts is an MIT library to render charts. It relies on D3.js for data manipulation and SVG for rendering.

Like other MUI X components, charts are built to be production-ready components with nice integration into your application for common use cases. They also provide a high level of customization.

To achieve this goal, the @mui/x-charts relies on three levels of customization: single components with nice default, extensive configuration props, and subcomponents for composition.

To modify the styling of charts you can rely on all the MUI styling tools, such as the theme override, or the sx props.

Getting started

To install this library, run

npm install @mui/x-charts

Display charts

Charts can be rendered in two ways. With a single component or by composing sub-components.

Single charts

For common use cases, the single component is the recommended way.

Those components' name ends with "Chart" and only require the series prop, describing the data to render.

They also have plenty of other props to customize the chart behavior.

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Multiple charts

To combine different charts, like lines with bars, you can use composition with <ChartContainer /> wrapper.

Inside this wrapper, you can render <XAxis />, <YAxis />, or any plot component (<BarPlot />, <LinePlot />, <AreaPlot />, <ScatterPlot />)

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Axis management

The library is flexible about axis management. It supports multiple-axis charts with any combination of scales and ranges.

For more details, have a look at the axis docs page.

Styling

The library is following MUI styling behavior, such that customizing charts is made as simple as customizing buttons.

For more details, have a look at the styling docs page.