britecharts/britecharts-test-project

Britecharts Test Project is a small example repository that demonstrates how to add Britecharts, a JavaScript charting library, to your own web project. If you've ever wanted to use Britecharts to build data visualizations but were not sure how to actually plug it into your code, this repo gives you working examples to copy from. The project shows three different approaches for incorporating the library. The first uses a CDN, which means you load the library directly from a web link without installing anything locally, handy for quick prototypes or simple pages. The second uses ESModules, a modern JavaScript standard for organizing and importing code. The third uses CommonJS, an older module system still common in many existing codebases. Each approach is shown through a small, self-contained example file, so you can see exactly how the pieces fit together. This repo is aimed at developers who are already sold on Britecharts but need a starting point for wiring it into a specific type of project. For instance, if you are building a static HTML page and want the simplest possible setup, the CDN example shows you the way. If you are working within a build system that uses ESModules or CommonJS, the other two examples show how to import the library and get charts rendering. It is essentially a reference toolkit rather than a full application. The README is sparse and does not go into detail beyond pointing you to the example files. Standard commands for installing dependencies, starting a development server, and creating a production build are listed but not elaborated on. This means you will need some basic familiarity with JavaScript project tooling to get the examples running locally, though the code itself is straightforward enough to read and learn from directly.