@barchart/chart-lib 2.106.1 → 2.183.3

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  1. `barchart.chart.js` - the chart component you're integrating into your product(s)
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  2. `barchart.chart.d.ts` - TypeScript declaration file for the library; please note that this is useful for both TypeScript **and** JavaScript projects
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  3. `index.html` - a web page hosting a single chart; please note that you may host many charts inside a single page, we've tested dozens of charts shown simultaneously
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- 4. `index.js` - the script needed to add a chart to the page using a _custom_ data feed (complete implementation is provided) for demonstration purposes; in practice, the feed is developed separately and using the chart requires only a few lines of code
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+ 4. `index.js` - the script needed to add a chart to the page using a _custom_ data feed (complete implementation is provided) for demonstration purposes; in practice, the feed is provided by Barchart and using the chart requires only a few lines of code
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+ However, this is just one and definitely not the only way of using the library. If you would like to reference and build the library with your code and you are using [npm](https://npmjs.com) - which practically all modern approaches do - and any of the modern bundlers ([Webpack](https://webpack.js.org), [Rollup](https://rollupjs.org), [Parcel](https://parceljs.org) or [Vite](https://vitejs.dev/)) and transpilers like [Babel](https://babeljs.com), then please do _one_ of the two:
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