Most Popular React Libraries - Page 4
Page 4 of the most-viewed articles on ReactLibs, ordered by popularity.
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Tabulator: Interactive Data Grids Without the Dependency Tax
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A batteries-included, framework-agnostic data grid that renders sortable, filterable, editable tables for you instead of making you assemble the markup yourself.
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react-inlinesvg: Give Your SVGs CSS Superpowers
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If you have ever tried to recolor an SVG loaded through an img tag and hit a wall, this little component is the answer you have been looking for.
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STRICH: Production-Grade Barcode Scanning Without Leaving the Browser
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Scanning barcodes in a web app sounds easy until you try it in a dim warehouse on a three-year-old Android phone. STRICH is the commercial SDK built for exactly that moment.
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Nitro Fetch: The Drop-In Fetch That Leaves React Native's Built-In One in the Dust
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If you have ever wished React Native's fetch were faster without rewriting your entire data layer, Nitro Fetch is the one-line import swap you have been waiting for.
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Transformers.js: Hugging Face Models Running Right in Your Browser
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Machine learning used to mean spinning up GPU servers and paying per API call. Transformers.js flips that script by running real transformer models on your users' own devices, privately and for free.
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Lingui: Translate Your App Without Hiding the Words
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Most i18n libraries make you swap your copy for opaque keys. Lingui takes the opposite bet: write the real words inline, and let the tooling do the bookkeeping.
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ECharts: One Option Object to Chart Them All
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If your dashboard needs to draw everything from a humble bar chart to a streaming heatmap without breaking a sweat, ECharts hands you one config object and a lot of power.
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Shiki: Paint Your Code Exactly Like VS Code
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Most syntax highlighters approximate what your editor shows. Shiki ships the real thing — VS Code's own grammars and themes — and bakes the result into static HTML.
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Expo Widgets: iOS Home-Screen Widgets Without Touching SwiftUI
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iOS widgets used to mean cracking open Xcode and writing SwiftUI by hand. The official expo-widgets module lets a JavaScript-first team build them in React instead.
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SVAR React Calendar: A Scheduler That Ships With Batteries Included
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A look at SVAR's freshly minted React scheduler, where the free MIT core already covers day, week, and month views, drag-to-create events, and a wired-up editor.