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https://github.com/kwhitley/apicharts

Simple charting components for external & dynamic data sources... give it a url and go!
https://github.com/kwhitley/apicharts

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Simple charting components for external & dynamic data sources... give it a url and go!

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apicharts (warning: preproduction = API changing constantly, stay tuned)
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#### Displaying charts from an API feed should be easy. Now it is.

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## Why?
Because sometimes we just need to visualize our data quickly and can't be
bothered to wire up the fetching/data-loading process. ApiChart handles it for you.

### Example Usage 1 (local API, no data transforms needed)
```js

```

### Example Usage 2 (remote API, some data transforms needed)
```js
({
date: v[0],
close: v[4],
})
}
series={[
{ name: 'close', yPath: 'close' },
]}
autodetect
timeseries
/>
```

### Disclaimer: **NOT** production ready. Implementation docs/API to follow...