can any one give me some information about chart package.
i want to make standing bar chart and a pie chart…
give me info about package and demo link.
thank you…
There are several JavaScript chart libraries available. I recommend starting with the following:
There are Meteor packages for both of those projects:
In general, you can include nearly any JavaScript charting library in your project by simply including the source files somewhere in client-side code.
Have you checked atmosphere? Many repos also include demo links/code samples.
In meteor 1.3 I use the https://gionkunz.github.io/chartist-js/ npm package - both, in blaze and react.
And there’s a 1.2 package if you don’t want to use npm: https://atmospherejs.com/mfpierre/chartist-js
yes i checked atmosphere i found popular package named maazalik:highcharts. but there is only one example for only pie chart only… and there is no documentation about it for extra potions for different kind of charts…
where can i find example code…??
On the project page - first link i provided.
If you’re interested in using Highcarts, there was some discussion about it (with a couple small working examples) in this post:
The examples show how to configure Highcharts with Meteor. For Highchart config options, check the Highcharts API docs.
thank you … i was looking for this api link…
i was using high chart … but the package description only gives pie chart example…
and i cannot find a way to make different type of charts thank you for sharing api link… it gives all information about all kinds of input for input data…
I am using High Charts and React with this NPM module: https://github.com/kirjs/react-highcharts
Take your pick from this list: http://stackshare.io/charting-libraries
The more popular the one you choose, the easier it will be to find docs and examples - most of the time. 
I can speak to http://stackshare.io/highcharts - it’s more ‘batteries included’,
D3 may be more performant but you gotta do everything yourself.
Not recommending including a charting lib in your site without code splitting.
Also, react-sparklines.