What graphing libraries would you like to see implemented?

[Alek99]

So far we have plotly but are looking to add more in the next milestone.

Requirements:

• Must be open source with MIT or fairly open license
  • We are not able to include highcharts because of there restrictive license.

[Alek99]

A couple I have in mind:

• Victory
• Nivo

[FHU-yezi]

PyEcharts, Python wrapper for Apache Echarts, and it will release v2 after the new year.

[Alek99]

Nice ill check it out

[Aneeqasif]

any updates on pyecharts or echarts-for-react integration

[bkxndata]

nivo looks really cool.

just anything besides plotly lol

[Alek99]

Yeah nivo is my favorite so far

[bkxndata]

curious how nivo does graphing time series graph (i.e. line chart with x axis as datetime objects)

[Alek99]

Yeah we are planning to convert python date time to js date if used

[gsal]

bokeh ?

[simonmesmith]

Late to the party, but I'd really appreciate a directed graph option (as mentioned in #1245).

[rraammiinn]

nextui

[rraammiinn]

https://nextui.org

[Alek99]

From what I see this is more of a component library rather than a graphing lib is there a specific graph you want from here?

[rraammiinn]

I mean it's good to have more component libraries .
or maybe better to have some sort of cli tool for adding any arbitrary component library to pynecone project .