Microcharts is an extremely simple charting library for a wide range of platforms (see Compatibility section below), with shared code and rendering for all of them!
Read our wiki to learn more about how to use this library.
This project is just simple drawing on top of the awesome SkiaSharp library. The purpose is not to have an heavily customizable charting library. If you want so, simply fork the code, since all of this is fairly simple.
Contributions are welcome! If you find a bug please report it and if you want a feature please report it.
If you want to contribute code please file an issue and create a branch off of the main branch and file a pull request.
More info on how you can help can be found here.
Available on NuGet:
- Microcharts — meta-package (start here)
- Microcharts.Core — cross-platform rendering
- Microcharts.Maui — MAUI
ChartView
The native iOS and Android views — Microcharts.iOS and Microcharts.Droid — are published to the GitHub Packages feed rather than nuget.org. Installing them requires adding the org feed as a NuGet source and authenticating with a GitHub token that has read:packages.
.NET MAUI
Don't forget to call UseMicrocharts() on MauiAppBuilder in the MauiProgram class.
- Video: Charts for Xamarin.Forms by @HoussemDellai (legacy Xamarin.Forms; the charting concepts still apply)
Built-in views are provided for the following, all targeting .NET 10 and rendered with SkiaSharp:
- .NET MAUI (Windows, Android, iOS, and Mac Catalyst)
- .NET for iOS — native
Microcharts.iOSview - .NET for Android — native
Microcharts.Droidview
MIT © Aloïs Deniel, Ed Lomonaco & Jonas Follesø