powershell-universal-components
Apache ECharts with 29 chart types, a Perspective datagrid with pivot and WebGL charts, and the pivotkit report builder, each one a module of its own.
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I'm René. I build open-source tools for reports, Home Assistant, Synology and PowerShell: typed, read-only where it matters, documented end to end and tested on real hardware.
Excel's PivotTable for web apps and the command line. People load their data, build the report by dragging fields and take it to Excel. The same report renders again in CI, behind a REST service or for an AI client.
npm install pivotkit-react
Eight packages on npm, each usable on its own:

Components for PowerShell Universal apps, fed straight from SQL, REST and PowerShell objects. The pivot module is pivotkit inside PSU.
Integrations for the network gear in many homes, each on its own typed Python library that other projects can use too. Read-only and vendor-neutral where the standards allow it.
Load, traffic, WAN, DHCP, firewall hits and device trackers that know which router, access point and radio a client uses.
Port link, speed, PoE and traffic, which device is on which port across all switches, with a front-panel dashboard card.
Packages for Synology NAS and routers that install like any other and start again after a reboot.
Cross-platform modules for the shell.
find, grep and du the PowerShell way: a fast, cross-platform module for files, folders, content and sizes.
PasswordState-Management: PowerShell module for the Passwordstate password manager. Second-largest contributor: permission and report functions, self-destruct messages, and compatibility with Passwordstate v9.