Hey HN,
I built ChartKit, a lightweight React charting library for dashboards.
- 14 chart components (lines, bars, donuts, candlesticks, heatmaps, etc.)
- 17 curated themes (dark + light)
- ~15KB gzipped, zero dependencies
- Pure SVG, TypeScript-first
- LLM-ready with llms.txt for AI-assisted development
I built this because existing chart libraries are either massive (D3-based, 100KB+) or require tons of configuration to look good. ChartKit is designed to look polished out of the box.
Example:
```tsx
<LineChart
data={data}
series={[{ key: 'value', label: 'Revenue', area: true }]}
theme="midnight"
curve="monotone"
responsive
/>
Live demo: https://chartkit.dev/demo
Docs: https://chartkit.dev
GitHub: https://github.com/toddynho/chartkit
npm: npm install @derpdaderp/chartkit
Would love feedback, especially on the API design and theme quality.
I built ChartKit, a lightweight React charting library for dashboards. - 14 chart components (lines, bars, donuts, candlesticks, heatmaps, etc.) - 17 curated themes (dark + light) - ~15KB gzipped, zero dependencies - Pure SVG, TypeScript-first - LLM-ready with llms.txt for AI-assisted development
I built this because existing chart libraries are either massive (D3-based, 100KB+) or require tons of configuration to look good. ChartKit is designed to look polished out of the box.
Example: ```tsx <LineChart data={data} series={[{ key: 'value', label: 'Revenue', area: true }]} theme="midnight" curve="monotone" responsive />
Live demo: https://chartkit.dev/demo
Docs: https://chartkit.dev
GitHub: https://github.com/toddynho/chartkit
npm: npm install @derpdaderp/chartkit
Would love feedback, especially on the API design and theme quality.