apexcharts_flutter 0.1.2

Native Flutter port of ApexCharts v4.7.0 (MIT): 13 chart types rendered on CustomPainter, no WebView, works on every Flutter platform.

apexcharts_flutter

A native Flutter/Dart port of ApexCharts v4.7.0 — the last release published under the MIT license.

apexcharts_flutter reimplements ApexCharts' rendering on Flutter's CustomPainter/Canvas instead of SVG/DOM, so it runs natively on every Flutter platform — Android, iOS, web, Windows, macOS and Linux — with no WebView, no JS engine, and zero runtime dependencies.

🚧 Early preview (0.1.0). The chart rendering is solid and tested, but the public API may still change before 1.0. Pin a version and check the CHANGELOG when upgrading.

⚠️ Unofficial. This is an independent, community port. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the ApexCharts project. It is based exclusively on ApexCharts v4.7.0 (MIT); v5+ moved to a non-MIT license and is not used here.

🔴 Live demo

A web build of the example gallery (all 13 chart types) is published via GitHub Pages:

https://eduardoh89.github.io/apexcharts_flutter/

Gallery

All rendered natively by apexcharts_flutter (no WebView):

Line (multi-series, smooth)	Area (gradient fill)
Bar (grouped + data labels)	Pie
Radar (spider)	Candlestick / OHLC
Heatmap	Treemap

…plus donut, scatter, bubble, range bar / timeline and radial bar / gauge — see them all live.

Features

• 13 chart types: line, area, bar (grouped / stacked / horizontal), pie, donut, scatter, bubble, range bar / timeline, candlestick / OHLC, radar, radial bar / gauge, heatmap, treemap.
• Interactive: tooltips (shared & intersect) on every type, crosshair, active markers, drag/wheel zoom + pan with a toolbar and smooth morphing, mount animations.
• Axes: category / datetime / numeric x-axes, linear & logarithmic y-axes, "nice" ticks, value formatters, axis titles.
• Native everywhere: pure CustomPainter. No WebView, no JS, no platform channels.

Platform support

Because rendering is pure Dart on CustomPainter/Canvas (no platform channels, no native plugins, no WebView), the package works on all six Flutter targets with the same code and identical visuals:

Android	iOS	Web	Windows	macOS	Linux
✅	✅	✅	✅	✅	✅

Install

dependencies:
  apexcharts_flutter: ^0.1.0

import 'package:apexcharts_flutter/apexcharts_flutter.dart';

Usage

The API mirrors ApexCharts' options object, passed as a plain map and parsed into a typed model:

import 'package:apexcharts_flutter/apexcharts_flutter.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

class Demo extends StatelessWidget {
  const Demo({super.key});

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return SizedBox(
      height: 320,
      child: ApexChart(
        options: ApexOptions.fromJson({
          'chart': {'type': 'line'},
          'stroke': {'curve': 'smooth', 'width': 3},
          'colors': ['#008FFB'],
          'series': [
            {'name': 'Sales', 'data': [10, 41, 35, 51, 49, 62, 69, 91, 148]},
          ],
          'xaxis': {
            'categories': ['Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep'],
          },
        }),
      ),
    );
  }
}

ApexChart.fromJson({...}) is a shorthand if you'd rather pass the options map directly.

Programmatic zoom (controller)

Attach an ApexChartController to drive zoom imperatively — the analogue of ApexCharts' chart.zoomX(...) / resetZoom():

final controller = ApexChartController();

ApexChart(
  controller: controller,
  options: ApexOptions.fromJson({
    'chart': {'type': 'area', 'zoom': {'enabled': true}},
    'series': [/* ... */],
    'xaxis': {'type': 'datetime'},
  }),
);

// later, e.g. from a button:
controller.zoomX(startEpochMs, endEpochMs); // datetime: epoch ms; else index
controller.resetZoom();

On line/area/scatter charts users can also drag-select a range to zoom, mouse-wheel to zoom about the cursor, and pan — no controller required.

Chart types

line, area, bar (grouped / stacked / horizontal), pie, donut, scatter, bubble, rangeBar (timeline), candlestick, radar, radialBar (gauge), heatmap, treemap — selected via chart.type, exactly like ApexCharts.

See example/ for a gallery covering every chart type, zoom/pan, and a datetime area demo. Or try the live demo.

Why a port and not a wrapper?

ApexCharts is a browser SVG library and does not run on Flutter desktop (there is no macOS WebView). Porting the math + draw logic to CustomPainter gives identical visuals natively on every platform, with no embedded browser.

Fidelity & method (golden-driven)

The port is validated against the real library: each chart's options are rendered both by genuine ApexCharts v4.7.0 (headless Chromium via Puppeteer) and by this package, then compared with a perceptual image diff.

fixture (JSON options)
      ├──► ApexCharts v4.7.0 (Puppeteer) ──► reference PNG
      └──► apexcharts_flutter ApexChart  ──► candidate PNG
                                              └─ perceptual diff (tolerance)

Parity is perceptual, not bit-exact: SVG (Chromium) vs Skia anti-aliasing always differ slightly at fill edges. Geometry, colors, ticks and data labels match the reference.

Licensing

MIT. This package is based exclusively on ApexCharts v4.7.0 (MIT). The original copyright (© 2018 ApexCharts) is retained in LICENSE alongside the port's copyright, as the MIT license requires. See NOTICE for the exact upstream tag and commit SHA used.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md. In short: this is a faithful transpilation, so every change should be traceable to the upstream ApexCharts v4.7.0 source and verified against the real library.

flutter pub get
flutter analyze
flutter test