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Jenkins edited this page Aug 1, 2018
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The Charting Library package is available on GitHub. You may check out the latest stable version (master branch) or the most recent beta version (unstable branch). Please get in touch with us to get access to this repository.
You can check the Charting Library version by entering the TradingView.version() command in a browser console.
+/charting_library
+ /static
- charting_library.min.js
- charting_library.min.d.ts
- datafeed-api.d.ts
+ /datafeeds
+ /udf
- index.html
- mobile_black.html
- mobile_white.html
- test.html
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/charting_librarycontains all the Charting Library files. -
/charting_library/charting_library.min.jscontains an external Charting Library widget interface. This file is not supposed to be edited. -
/charting_library/charting_library.min.d.tscontains TypeScript definitions for the widget interface. -
/charting_library/datafeed-api.d.tscontains TypeScript definitions for the data feed interface. -
/charting_library/datafeeds/udf/contains UDF-compatible datafeed wrapper (implements JS API to connect to Charting Library and UDF to connect to datafeed). Sample datafeed wrapper implements pulse real-time emulation. You are free to edit its code. -
/charting_library/staticfolder stores Charting Library internal content and is not intended for other purposes. -
/index.htmlis an example of using Charting Library widget on your web page. -
/test.htmlis an example of using different Charting Library customization features. -
/mobile*.htmlare also examples of Widget customization.
All internal JS and CSS codes of the Charting Library are inlined and minified to reduce the page load time. Files that are expected to be edited by you were not minified.
- What is Charting Library
- Getting Started
- Data Binding
- Chart Customization
- Customization Overview
- Client-Side Customization
- Server-Side Customization
- Customization Use Cases
- Trading Terminal
- Saving/Loading Charts
- Creating Custom Studies
- Breaking changes in versions