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Chart.js is an open source JavaScript charting library for the modern web, described as simple yet flexible. It supports eight animated and customisable chart types and renders on HTML5 Canvas across modern browsers, redrawing charts on window resize. Version 4.0 added a colors plugin and tree-shaking to reduce bundle size.
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