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Angular Chart Builder

This is my first angular library, named angular-chart-builder.

It's a license free npm library. Anyone can install and integrate this library to there own angular project. Now the angular-chart-builder library have two types of charts that is Progress Bar and Pie Chart. 

 To get the library, please check the below url: 

 

 


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