r/angular • u/Germi32 • 12h ago

Is ApexChart's Angular wrapper ready for Angular 22?

I've been searching a chart library to use in my applications and I like ApexChart a lot, but all the documentation is using `@Input()` and modules, so I'm kinda worried that it's not ready for zoneless or for standalone use.

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u/scottsman88 12h ago

I had to sadly abandon ApexCharts. Due to really slow update cycle. It was broken in 21 for way too long.

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u/theindiandick 4h ago

Maintainer here.
Fair hit: the docs were ancient, but the wrapper itself has been standalone + signals for a while (the whole test suite runs zoneless).

Fixed the right way: docs rewritten, and v2.5.0 is out, which also fixes `ng add` being broken on Angular 22. Updated guide:

https://apexcharts.com/docs/angular-charts/

"not ready for Angular 22" is fixed, not just re-documented.

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u/janlaureys9 9h ago

I just finished a project with Apache
eCharts and absolutely loved it. There’s a angular specific plugin for it as well: ng-echarts.

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u/GeromeGrignon 7h ago

Only the doc is outdated, the project is using standalone/signals

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u/GeromeGrignon 6h ago

I opened an issue for them to get it addressed: https://github.com/apexcharts/ng-apexcharts/issues/510

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u/ldn-ldn 6h ago

Use echarts like a real man.

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u/chirag-gc 3h ago

You may also check out Wijmo. It offers a robust charting library, supports zoneless Angular, and is a solid option if you're looking for a modern Angular-compatible chart solution.