Datart

Datart is a data visualization platform built by the original creators of the Davinci BI project, aimed at enterprises that need to build reports, dashboards, large-screen displays and visual data applications. It positions itself as more open, adaptable and intelligent than typical closed business intelligence products, where users are limited to built-in data sources and chart types.

The platform's design centers on three principles: openness, achieved through standardized processes for managed visualization apps, standardized interactions such as filtering, drilling and linking between charts, and pluggable extension points at the data source, chart and visualization layers; integrability, so Datart can be embedded into other systems using its login, permissions and SDK integration points rather than only used as a standalone platform; and augmented analytics, aiming to go beyond showing what happened in the data toward explaining why, through extensible analytical capabilities.

Datart is written in TypeScript and React and uses chart libraries including ECharts and D3. It is released under the Apache-2.0 license, with a public demo, deployment and quick-start guides, and an active community supported through issue tracking and a WeChat discussion group.