If you don’t have a Visual Studio Subscription, you can create one for free by clicking on “Create a new Microsoft account” on the login page. Not sure where to start? How about checking out “ Getting started” tutorial in amCharts 5 documentation website.To download any product from the following list, click the download button and log in with your Visual Studio Subscription account when prompted. Our amCharts 5 repository contains source files in TypeScript, as well as build scripts to create your own version in JavaScript and ES2015. If you’d like to install amCharts 5 files right on your server, you can download these archives listed below. It’s pretty reliable for production use, but if you need any to be extra cautious, use your own server infrastructure. This section contains all the information you need to develop. With custom elements, you are in charge of your element design and functionality which is crucial for advanced projects and allows perfectly aligned element choice to your brand. However amCharts does not provide any guarantees regarding uptime, availability and version consistency. Visual Composer API allows you to develop your own custom elements for the website builder. Version specific CDN is not available for geodata and fonts packages.ĭISCLAIMER: The CDN resources are served through high-availability, load-balanced infrastructure.
Whole back-catalog of versions for the main package are available in CDN via http(s):///lib/version/. The current latest versions of amCharts 5 packages are as follows: amCharts 5 (main package) This means that the version you use may be upgraded without your intervention. Please note, above CDN links contains the latest released versions. They are all accessible via http(s):///lib/5/ URL prefix. The charting functionality is in the package Map files are in Font files used for PDF in npm install install install Use CDN Latest version (5.3.6)Īll amCharts libraries and plugins are available as a ready-to-include CDN resources. The best way to get amCharts 5 is via NPM.
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