- The source code for demo.scichart.com found under the /Examples folder
- Source code for tutorials for SciChart.js, found under the /Tutorials folder
- Sandbox examples, including boilerplates for React, Angular, Vue, Electron, Next.js and Nuxt.js plus several useful examples found under the /Sandbox folder
Scroll down for how to compile the demo app, find tutorials and boilerplate examples
SciChart.js is commercial software with a free trial, but we are planning a free community edition soon!
Anything in this Repository is covered by MIT license - meaning you can freely use our example/demo/tutorial code in your applications.
SciChart.js Licensing Links
- Read about SciChart's license terms here
- Start a trial by following steps here
- Purchase commercial licenses here
- Academic usage, universities and schools qualify for a free for a free license. Read more about this here.
We've prepared a short Getting Started guide for SciChart.js here.
This will walk you through the entire process of starting a trial and show you where tutorials and documentation are and examples.
Other useful links below:
Contains the source for the demo app for SciChart.js.Viewable online at demo.scichart.com.
After cloning the repo, open the /Examples folder in WebStorm or VSCode.
cd examples
npm install
npm run dev // run in dev mode
..
npm run build
npm start // run in prod modeFurther instructions can be found in /Examples/Readme.md
Contains Tutorials for 2D & 3D Charts using npm & webpack, or vanilla js (no bundler). Video tutorials are also available online.
Further instructions can be found in /Tutorials/Readme.md
Contains a number of boilerplate examples to help you get started fast using SciChart.js.
Here you can find boilerplates for React, Vue.js, Angular, Next.js, Nuxt.js, Electron and more.
Further details can be found in /Sandbox/Readme.md