Chart.js 3.0 introduces a number of breaking changes. Chart.js 2.0 was released in April 2016. In the years since then, as Chart.js has grown in popularity and feature set, we've learned some lessons about how to better create a charting library. In order to improve performance, offer new features, and improve maintainability, it was necessary to break backwards compatibility, but we aimed to do so only when worth the benefit. Some major highlights of v3 include: Show
# End user migration# Setup and installation
# Chart types
# OptionsA number of changes were made to the configuration options passed to the Chart constructor. Those changes are documented below. # Generic changes
# Specific changes
# Defaults
# ScalesThe configuration options for scales is the largest change in v3. The xAxes and yAxes arrays were removed and axis options are individual scales now keyed by scale ID. The v2 configuration below is shown with it's new v3 configuration And now, in v3:
# AnimationsAnimation system was completely rewritten in Chart.js v3. Each property can now be animated separately. Please see animations docs for details. # Customizability
# Interactions
# Ticks
# Tooltip
# Developer migrationWhile the end-user migration for Chart.js 3 is fairly straight-forward, the developer migration can be more complicated. Please reach out for help in the #dev Slack (opens new window) channel if tips on migrating would be helpful. Some of the biggest things that have changed:
A few changes were made to controllers that are more straight-forward, but will affect all controllers:
# RemovedThe following properties and methods were removed: # Removed from Chart
# Removed from Dataset Controllers
# Removed from Elements
# Removed from Helpers
# Removed from Layout
# Removed from Scales
# Removed from Plugins (Legend, Title, and Tooltip)
# Removal of Public APIsThe following public APIs were removed.
# Removal of private APIsThe following private APIs were removed.
# RenamedThe following properties were renamed during v3 development:
# Renamed private APIsThe private APIs listed below were renamed:
# ChangedThe APIs listed in this section have changed in signature or behaviour from version 2. # Changed in Scales
# Changed in Ticks
# Changed in Time Scale
# Changed in Controllers# Core Controller
# Dataset Controllers
# Changed in Interactions
# Changed in Layout
# Changed in HelpersAll helpers are now exposed in a flat hierarchy, e.g., Chart.helpers.canvas.clipArea -> Chart.helpers.clipArea # Canvas Helper
# Changed in Platform
# Changed in IPlugin interface
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