Build Charts in React With Recharts in 7 Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- Learn how to create beautiful charts in React with Recharts, a charting library built specifically for React. Once you understand how to create one chart, you can pretty much create any chart you can imagine.
📚 Materials/References:
Code: github.com/CodeSnaps/recharts...
Here’s What You’ll Learn 👨🏻💻
- What is Recharts
- How to install Recharts
- How to create an area chart, bar chart, and line chart
- How to make your charts responsive
- How to customize your charts
- How to add a tooltip to your charts and customize it
- How to add a legend to your charts
- How to add a grid to your charts
- How to add an x-axis and y-axis to your charts
👇 Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:44 Setup & Installation
01:19 Area Chart
02:34 Responsiveness & Styling
03:14 Second Area Chart
03:46 Axis and Cartesian Grid
04:13 Legend & Tooltip
05:55 Bar Chart
06:44 Line Chart
07:26 Outro - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
hey! that was a very nice and super quick walkthrough , thank you so much for this!❤ you got a sub
How can I customize the background/hvoer color of a bar group when I hover over them in a bar graph?
Thanks you so much ! You are great
Hi. I have a question for you. How to customize the data in YAxis ?
Super and Quick Resolution to recharts thanks so much
help. how to make tooltip scrollable?
Thanks
I am your subscriber now. Kindly post something awesome like this
Спасибо, друг!!!
Your explanation, editing and voice is so good. You should create some more content like this. You got a new sub 🫡
Awesome, thank you!
thanks
Thank you youtube for spying on me and recommending this video at the correct time. Anyway awesome tutorial.😄
plz make more videos on charts and dashboards json data plz
Great video. it was easy to follow. Instant subscribe. I have a question tho. In BarChart, How to control the bg fill of the CartesianGrid on hover?
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but the grid turn white and it's doesn't look good.
NeverMind got it
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Can I use this on my react project without next.js?
Yes, absolutely. It's 100% the same as in this video
Thanks
Thanks