One package, with or without a bundler
@graphysdk/react is now the only package you need. It includes the spec builders alongside the renderer, so your first graph is one install and one import. If you’d rather skip the bundler entirely, the package ships ready-made browser bundles that jsDelivr serves directly. Drop a script tag on a page, point an import map at React and you have a graph with no build step.
Read-only graphs got lighter too. Rendering a graph without the editor no longer pulls the editor into your bundle and the rich-text dependencies behind it are now optional. Install them only when you use the editable entry.
Edit annotations in place
Select a text box, arrow or shape on the graph and a toolbar appears beside it. Text boxes get background colour, text colour, font, size and alignment. Arrows add thickness, line style, arrowheads and the sticker effect to the colour picker, while shapes keep it to colour, opacity and border thickness.
Every annotation now has handles too. Drag a side to resize a text box or shape, or drag an end to redraw an arrow. Pick up a handle and the arrow keys nudge it, and Escape puts it back.
Combo graphs in the editor
Combo joins the graph type picker. Choose it and every series but the last draws as bars, with the last drawn as a line on its own y axis. A new Combo chart appearance section switches the bars between grouped and stacked, or drops them for lines only, and the y-axis section lets you choose between a single and a double axis.
Choose which column of your data feeds each mapping from the editing panel.
Style tooltips through the Styling API: the box, heading, label, value and primary row are all targets.
Set one font family on the graph and every axis label, tick label and title inherits it unless it sets its own.
Pie and donut slices now reach all the way from the centre to the outer edge.
Pinned numbers and difference arrows take their colour from the bar or point they belong to, so a series with no colour mapping no longer gets a black or grey callout.
Hovering a graph on a page whose body is a flex or grid container no longer shifts the layout.
Annotations, axis moves and undo work on graphs built from reshaped data instead of silently failing.
Annotations and highlights on a scatter or bubble graph stay on the point you created them on, even when two points share an x value or a stacked segment beneath them changes.