FusionCharts SDK Upgrades

SDKs Upgrades

11th September, 2026

Updated the Angular SDK to its latest compatible version, resolving known security vulnerabilities and ensuring smoother compatibility with newer Angular releases.

Rebuilt with ng-packagr using partial Ivy compilation and FESM2022 output.
A single package artifact now supports Angular 20, 21, and 22 via the Angular Linker, removing the need for version-specific builds.
TypeScript types now ship directly with the package.
Test suite migrated from Karma to Vitest.
Addressed critical and high-severity security vulnerabilities.

Requires Angular 20 or newer.
ESM only — the UMD bundle has been removed.
@types/fusioncharts is no longer needed and should be removed from package.json, as it can shadow the types now bundled with the package.

Updated the Svelte SDK to its latest compatible version, addressing identified security vulnerabilities as part of the ongoing SDK security compliance initiative.

Packages now use an exports map with a svelte condition, allowing a single package to serve both Svelte 4 and Svelte 5.
CommonJS main entry removed; peer dependencies are now explicitly declared instead of left to the bundler.
Fixed four runtime issues affecting Svelte 5.
Added hand-written TypeScript types.
Added a new SvelteKit example.
Removed the no-op renderAt option.
Addressed identified security vulnerabilities.

Deep imports and require() calls no longer resolve; use package-name imports instead.
SvelteKit routes must set export const ssr = false.

Updated the React Native SDK to its latest compatible version, resolving security vulnerabilities and improving reliability across supported React Native versions.

Peer dependency range updated to >=0.70.8 <=0.74.5, adding support for the new architecture.
Replaced the unmaintained react-native-fs with the actively maintained `@dr.pogodin/react-native-fs` fork, which ships a proper TurboModule spec.
Bundled jsPDF upgraded from 3.0.2 to 4.2.1.
Addressed identified security vulnerabilities.

Minimum supported React Native version raised to 0.75.0.
You must now install the five native modules directly, as they no longer autolink.

Updated the Flutter SDK to the latest compatible version to improve stability and keep pace with the broader SDK modernization initiative.

Replaced flutter_inappwebview with webview_flutter, removing the source of the vulnerability; dropped dependencies on permission_handler, path_provider, and pdf.
Export now returns bytes directly to the calling app; the package no longer manages file storage itself.
Chart assets and theme fonts are now vendored and hash-pinned, with no network calls made at render time.
Navigation is now restricted to the loaded asset, network-capable export keys have been stripped, and exported file names are sanitized.

setWebViewController has been removed; use the new source property instead.
Export format support now varies by platform:
- Android supports all six formats.
- iOS supports SVG, CSV, and XLSX.