Releases
The current version of every Apex product, and the release notes behind each one.
What is the latest version of each Apex product?
Every number in this table is read from the shipped package when the page is built, so it is the version npm install gives you today.
| Product | Version | Install | Latest release notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ApexCharts.js | 8.7.0 | npm i apexcharts | ApexCharts 8.6 and 8.7: Overlapping Markers, Named Palettes and Your Element's Height |
| ApexGrid | 3.6.0 | npm i apex-grid | ApexGrid 3.6 and Enterprise 0.8: Themes From Any Ancestor, Formula-Safe Exports |
| ApexMaps | 1.2.1 | npm i apexmaps | ApexMaps 1.2: Street Tiles, a View Event and Translated Map Text |
| ApexGantt | 3.19.0 | npm i apexgantt | ApexTree 2.2, ApexGantt 3.19 and ApexSankey 1.13: Shadow DOM Support |
| ApexTree | 2.2.0 | npm i apextree | ApexTree 2.2, ApexGantt 3.19 and ApexSankey 1.13: Shadow DOM Support |
| ApexSankey | 1.13.0 | npm i apexsankey | ApexTree 2.2, ApexGantt 3.19 and ApexSankey 1.13: Shadow DOM Support |
| ApexStock | 0.5.2 | npm i apexstock | None yet. See the documentation. |
ApexGrid Enterprise is versioned separately from the Community grid and installs as apex-grid-enterprise. Where a product’s newest release notes cover an earlier version than the one listed here, the releases in between are recorded in that package’s own changelog.
All release notes
ApexCharts 8.6 and 8.7: Overlapping Markers, Named Palettes and Your Element's Height
ApexCharts 8.6.0 (October 29, 2026) and 8.7.0 (October 31) are fix releases with a few behaviour changes to check: the library stops writing min-height on your element, marker events name every point drawn at one spot, a palette you name is kept in dark mode, and unit charts update faster. react-apexcharts 2.2.0 stops ref breaking charts on React 19.
Read MoreApexMaps 1.2: Street Tiles, a View Event and Translated Map Text
ApexMaps 1.2.0 shipped on October 26, 2026. geo.tiles draws raster street tiles from any {z}/{x}/{y} server under a Web Mercator map, the viewChange event and getView() report what is on screen, and a top-level locale option translates every string the map writes itself. The React, Vue and Angular wrappers moved to 1.2.0 alongside.
Read MoreApexCharts 8.5: Gauge Targets, Hover Without a Tooltip, and Full Dash Patterns
ApexCharts 8.5.0 shipped on October 24, 2026. Gauges and radial bars gain target marks, tooltip.visible keeps hover events without drawing the box, every dash option takes a full pattern, and 100% stacked area and line charts now draw percentages. A few behaviours changed, each listed with how to reverse it.
Read MoreApexCharts 8.3 and 8.4: Cooperative Wheel Zoom, Text-Safe Labels, and Shadow DOM
8.3.0 to 8.4.1 shipped between October 15 and 21. The mouse wheel zooms only with Ctrl or Cmd held, so a page of charts scrolls past them; series names, categories and tree node names show as text; charts work inside a shadow root; and about 120 fixes change a few behaviours, each listed with how to reverse it.
Read MoreApexGrid 3.6 and Enterprise 0.8: Themes From Any Ancestor, Formula-Safe Exports
ApexGrid 3.6.0 and Enterprise 0.8.0 are quality releases from a full code audit. --ag-* tokens now reach the grid from any ancestor, shadow hosts included, dark grids read their own --ag-dark-* inputs, CSV export and copy neutralise spreadsheet formulas, and failed server requests are retried. No exported symbol was removed or renamed.
Read MoreApexMaps 1.1: Pixel Maps
ApexMaps 1.1.0 adds pixel maps: type: 'pixel' draws a choropleth as a lattice of dots, squares, hexagons or diamonds, on a flat map or a globe, with the same rows, join and colour scale. Nothing breaks, and the React, Vue and Angular wrappers accept it as they are.
Read MoreApexTree 2.2, ApexGantt 3.19 and ApexSankey 1.13: Shadow DOM Support
ApexTree 2.2.0, ApexGantt 3.19.0 and ApexSankey 1.13.0 shipped on October 21, 2026 with one shared change: each works inside a shadow root, and destroy() and rendering now leave the container's other content alone. No option changed.
Read MoreApexCharts 8.1 and 8.2: Plugin Highlights, Safer Server Output, and 150 Fixes
8.0.1, 8.1.0 and 8.2.0 shipped within three days. Server output now escapes text, Weave plugins can draw a part of each value with api.highlight(), and about 150 fixes from an audit of the 8.x code change thirteen behaviours a page may rely on, each listed with how to reverse it where that is possible.
Read MoreApexCharts 7.9 and 8.0: A Smaller Default Bundle, and the Highlight Filter
8.0 takes three chart types and four features out of the default bundle, which is 9.8% smaller for it, and adds one bundle that has everything. 7.9 adds the highlight filter, and the console now names a missing add-on or an unknown chart type.
Read MoreApexCharts 7.7 and 7.8: Three Default Changes and a Round of Fixes
Two releases on consecutive days and three defaults that change what an existing chart does: overlapping data labels move apart, waterfall labels lose their chip, and trellis headers no longer promote on click. Each is reversible in one option. Around them, updateOptions now reaches derived series and tooltip options, and hovering a large chart is much faster.
Read MoreApexMaps 1.0.0: A Stable API, Hex Tile Maps, and Hexbin Density
ApexMaps 1.0.0 commits the public API to semantic versioning, so breaking changes now wait for a major. It adds no features and breaks nothing since 0.4.0, which shipped hex tile layouts with a morph back to real boundaries and a hexbin series for more points than pixels. This post covers both releases.
Read MoreApexCharts 7.5 and 7.6: Icicle Charts, Interactive Tooltips, and Weave v6
7.6 adds the icicle chart type and flame graphs, makes a link inside a tooltip clickable, lets page CSS win over the library stylesheet, and stops reduced motion freezing a chart for good. 7.5 takes the Weave plugin contract to v6, where a plugin can ask what the host supports instead of guessing.
Read MoreApexCharts 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4: The Plugin API Grows Up
Three releases with one spine: the Weave plugin contract went from v1 to v5, so a plugin can tell what chart it is on, follow the viewer's pointer and ask for room to draw its own UI. Plus hexagon heatmap cells, a way back out of a zoom on a chart with no toolbar, and borderRadiusWhenStacked returning.
Read MoreApexGrid 3.5 and Enterprise 0.7: Server-Side Depth, Nested Filters, and a Dependency Diet
ApexGrid 3.5.0 adds right-to-left support, a batch-edit API and three accessibility items, and drops the Ignite UI dependencies. Enterprise 0.7.0 adds a server-side row model with grouping and pivot, a nested AND / OR filter builder, a live chart range handle, a grand-total row and keyboard range selection.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexCharts 7.1: Four Chart Types That Do Their Own Arithmetic
ApexCharts 7.1 adds streamgraph, waterfall, dumbbell and raincloud, four chart types that take the data you already have and do the arithmetic themselves. Two defaults change what an existing chart can look like: chart.print lays charts out again for the printed page, and bar slots on numeric or datetime axes now size from the axis.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexCharts 7.0: A Smaller Default, and Small Multiples in One Key
ApexCharts 7.0 shrinks the default bundle by 13.6% by making nine rarely used features explicit imports, and adds Trellis: one dataset split into a grid of panels that agree to the pixel. Most projects upgrade with one install command; three defaults changed and one option was removed, each with a one-line fix.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexCharts 6.10.0: 39 Shapes a Count Can Take
ApexCharts 6.10.0 ships apexcharts/unit-shapes, a companion kit of 39 shapes a unit chart can pack its dots into: a heart, a house, a globe, a heartbeat trace, or the figure 1,024 drawn in 1,024 dots. Plus outer name labels, and an update() fix for options that change only a function.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexCharts 6.9
ApexCharts 6.9 adds a histogram chart type, lets box plot and violin take raw observations, and rewrites the cross-type morph so marks travel instead of crossfading. Nested treemaps, async drilldown and a custom unit layout join them. Pie selection, grouped stacked totals and a new runtime dependency are worth checking before you upgrade.
Read MoreOne Key, One Palette, One Engine: ApexTree 2.1, ApexGantt 3.18 and ApexSankey 1.12
ApexTree 2.1, ApexGantt 3.18 and ApexSankey 1.12 share one license slot, so a single setLicense call covers every Apex product on the page. The --apx-* design tokens now theme trees, gantt charts and sankey diagrams from :root, and destroy() stops the animation loop that every ApexTree and ApexSankey wrapper leaked on unmount.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexCharts 6.8
ApexCharts 6.8 adds one capability: dataLabels.offsetX and offsetY accept a function, so a label can be nudged per data point instead of per chart. Everything else is a fix: CSP-safe SVG export, brush auto-scaling, threshold gradients and CSV export. Area sparklines lose the empty strip under the fill, the one visual change to check.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexSankey 1.11
ApexSankey 1.11 adds animated update(), chord and alluvial projections of the same flow model, vertical orientation, circular links, five built-in themes, draggable nodes, particle flow, a plugin API with a typed event bus, and a before/after comparison split-view. It is fully additive: 1.10.0 code runs unchanged.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexTree 2.0
ApexTree 2.0 replaces the tear-down-and-rebuild render with a spring motion core, so collapse, expand, layout changes and data updates become transitions instead of cuts. It adds updateData() for live data, radial and dendrogram layouts, measured node heights, expandable cards, focus mode, semantic zoom and lazy children. Nothing was removed; four defaults changed.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexCharts 6.7
ApexCharts 6.7 adds the sunburst chart, which draws tree-structured data as concentric rings and reads an existing drilldown config. It also brings rounded and spaced slices to the pie family, a parliament layout for the unit chart and tooltips on point annotations. Two behavior changes are worth checking first.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexMaps 0.3.0: Pattern Fills, Flow, and a Globe You Can Spin
ApexMaps 0.3.0 adds pattern and image fills, beads that show which way a route flows, and an orthographic globe that spins under the pointer. The canvas renderer is gone, and two defaults change what an existing map does: zoom buttons appear, and a drag on a globe turns it. Each default is reversible in one option.
Read MoreIntroducing ApexMaps: Geographic Data Visualization for the ApexCharts Family
ApexMaps is a new library for choropleths, bubble maps, markers, and great-circle routes, built on a 26-pack geometry registry so you never have to find, convert, or host boundary files yourself.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexCharts 6.6
ApexCharts 6.6 adds the unit chart: one mark per unit of value, covering dot clusters, pictograms, waffles and beeswarms from a single chart type, with a keyed tween that re-forms the marks on every update. Nothing changes for existing charts.
Read MoreWhat's New in Blazor-ApexCharts 7.0.0
Blazor-ApexCharts 7.0.0 moves the vendored ApexCharts core from 5.16 to 6.5 and exposes its v6 features through the typed C# API: a canvas renderer, real-time streaming and bar chart race with no key, plus seven premium interaction modules behind an offline key. Four ApexCharts 6 behaviors are now on by default.
Read MoreApexCharts 6.0 Is Here
ApexCharts 6.0 is the largest release in the library's history: on-chart annotation and measuring, linked crossfilter dashboards, undo/redo, scrollytelling, a plugin platform, custom series types, a canvas renderer and OS-aware theming. Every new feature is opt-in and tree-shakeable, no option was removed, and two defaults changed, each reversible in one line.
Read MoreWhat's New in ApexGantt 3.15.0
ApexGantt 3.15.0 caps the run from 3.13: the task list became a data grid that sorts, filters, groups and resizes, a task can split into worked segments, and clicking a row can scroll its bar into view. Two defaults changed, each reversible in one option.
Read MoreIntroducing Blazor-ApexGrid 1.0.0
Blazor-ApexGrid 1.0.0 brings the ApexGrid data grid to .NET as a strongly-typed Razor component, with sorting, filtering, inline editing with undo and redo, tree data, master-detail and JSON state persistence, installed with one dotnet add package and no JavaScript build step.
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