Blazor Line Chart

A Blazor Bootstrap line chart component is a graphical representation of data that uses a series of connected points to show how the data changes over time. It is a type of x-y chart, where the x-axis represents the independent variable, such as time, and the y-axis represents the dependent variable, such as the value.

Prerequisites #

Refer to the getting started guide for setting up charts.

How it works #

In the following example, a categorical 12-color palette is used.
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For data visualization, you can use the predefined palettes ColorUtility.CategoricalTwelveColors for a 12-color palette and ColorUtility.CategoricalSixColors for a 6-color palette. These palettes offer a range of distinct and visually appealing colors that can be applied to represent different categories or data elements in your visualizations.

Locale #

By default, the chart is using the default locale of the platform on which it is running. In the following example, you will see the chart in the German locale (de_DE).

Add data dynamically for a specific dataset #

Data labels #

Tick Configuration #

Fill between datasets #

Using charts only

If you only need chart components (without the rest of the Blazor Bootstrap UI), install the BlazorExpress.ChartJS package from NuGet.

> dotnet add package BlazorExpress.ChartJS

For setup and usage details, see the BlazorExpress.ChartJS getting started guide.

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