MUI X Charts avanced React UI for complex use cases

MUI X is a collection of advanced React UI components for complex use cases. Use the native integration with Material UI or extend your design system.




MUI X is a collection of advanced UI components, including:

  • Data Grid
  • Date and Time Pickers
  • Charts
  • Tree View

References:

https://mui.com/x/react-charts/

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