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Is there a way to use charts.kt in an opensource project?

Can you tell us a little bit more about the project?

We have EAP versions that contain watermark and logging, and then we have free licenses for students, academics, and non-profit organizations.

It could be possible to link an EAP version in the open-source project and then ask for a license depending on the use.

Sure, I'm currently exploring how to build user-interfaces for <https://www.kalasim.org/>.  Simulation state will be provisioned as json via some REST endpoint (easy part), and I'm contemplating how to visualize the simulations. When browsing through demos, I though that charts.kt might be a good fit.

If you browsed the examples on <https://play.data2viz.io/sketches/?page=1&amp;tag=charts.kt> and found samples that fit with your needs, then it should be ok.

Charts-kt is, like data2viz, a library that needs to be compiled in a Kotlin project. If you are planning to build a front-end in the browser, you have to develop a Kotlin frontend in Kotlin/JS to integrate the charts.

I got that. That's exactly what I would want to do and present as example in the repo.

What you can do:
1. <https://charts-kt.io/documentation/1.0/tutorial/creating-your-first-kotlin-js-chart-app-part-1/|try charts.kt using Kotlin/JS> with version `1.0.7-RC5`
2. register on our <https://forum.data2viz.io/|forum> where I will give you the credential for a license.
3. we can then adjust your build scripts to test the presence of credentials to switch the implementation. 