OxyPlot is a cross-platform plotting library for .NET.

The code is licensed under the MIT license. This is a very permissive and corporate friendly license. See opensource.org and tl;dr for more details.

The core library is a Portable Class Library that can be used on different platforms. Custom controls are implemented for WPF, Windows 8, Windows Phone, Windows Phone Silverlight, Windows Forms, Silverlight, GTK#, Xwt, Xamarin.iOS, Xamarin.Android, Xamarin.Forms and Xamarin.Mac.

• The documentation is located at oxyplot.readthedocs.io
• The latest stable release can be found at NuGet
• The latest pre-release can be found at MyGet

Supported platforms

See the supported platforms section in the documentation.

Features

OxyPlot contains many different types of axes and series. If you need some functionality that is not included in the library, you can also create a derived class and override the rendering implementation.

The plots can be exported to file formats like png, pdf and svg.

See the features section for more information.

Getting started

1. Use the NuGet package manager to add the latest stable or pre-release package for your platform.
2. Add a PlotView control to your user interface.
3. Create a PlotModel
4. Bind or assign the PlotModel to the Model property of the control.

See the getting started section for more information about each platform.

Xamarin Forms

Make sure you reference and initialize the OxyPlot platform renderers, otherwise you will see nothing. See getting started with Xamarin Forms for more information.

Examples

Example code can be found in the Source/Examples folder in each repository. The Example Library contains examples that can be used on all platforms.

Documentation

The documentation can be found at oxyplot.readthedocs.io.

Questions

Use Stack Overflow if you have questions regarding the library. You can also try the chat room or the Xamarin forum.

Issues

Feature requests and bug reports should be added to the issues section at GitHub. Please do not use the issues section for questions.

Announcements

News about the library can be found under announcements. There is also an atom feed for the posts.

Contribute

This project is continuously evolving and any kind of help is greatly appreciated. See the contributions page for more information about how to get involved.

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