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Highcharts JS is a JavaScript charting library based on SVG and some canvas/WebGL.

Highcharts is a source available product. Please refer to shop.highcharts.com for details on licensing.

Installing and using Highcharts

This is the working repo for Highcharts code. If you simply want to include Highcharts into a project, use the distribution package instead, or read the download page.

Please note that there are several ways to use Highcharts. For general installation instructions, see the docs.

Use our CDN

Instead of downloading, you can use our CDN to access files directly. See code.highcharts.com for details.

<script src="https://code.highcharts.com/highcharts.js"></script>

Install from npm

See npm documentation on how to get started with npm.

npm install --save highcharts

ES6 modules, AMD, CommonJS and others

For other ways to use Highcharts in your projects, please refer to our installation docs.

Create your own custom build of Highcharts

To reduce file size, or combine modules into one file to reduce latency, you may want to create your own build of the Highcharts modules. See Creating custom Highcharts files for more information.

Build and debug

If you want to do modifications to Highcharts or fix issues, you may build your own files. Highcharts uses Gulp as the build system. After npm install in the root folder, run gulp, which will set up a watch task for the JavaScript and CSS files. Now any changes in the files of the /js or /css folders will result in new files being built and saved in the code folder. Other tasks are also available, like gulp lint.

npm install
gulp

Node setup for Apple Mx CPU

When running Node natively on ARM64 MacOS, some Node packages like node-canvas with integrated compiling might fail. Install additional tools to resolve the problem:

  • Homebrew and run brew install pkg-config cairo pango libpng jpeg giflib librsvg pixman

Generate API docs

Run in this highcharts repository the doc generator with npx gulp jsdoc-watch, which also starts a new server with the generated API documentation.

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Create a declaration file containing all global references

@weswigham:
So there's a bunch of ways to deal with that in modules w/o using a namespace, but I think the way that leaves the least undesirable types in a public namespace is to make a module like this:

// @filename: reexposedGlobals.d.ts
export type GlobalSVGElement = SVGElements;
And then add an import of that to the module which is going to shadow the global:

import {GlobalSVGElement as SVGDOMElement} from "./reeexposedGlobals";
Essentially, you use another real module as the scope you alias the globals in, instead of the scope outside a namespace.
We have plans in the future to make it possible to reference shadowed global in a less roundabout way similar to how import types let you dig into modules, but we're waiting on the escmascript globalThis proposal to finalize it's choice of identifier before we ship it.

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