Which one should I pick for a new project?

I can help you understand the purpose and quality signals of each repository to inform your choice:

andreamazz/ampoptip — A UI library for displaying animated popovers/tooltips. According to the RepoPilot analysis, it has a GO verdict — Healthy across all four use cases. It's well-established (3321 stars, 451 forks) and provides straightforward API for showing dismissible hint bubbles with directional arrows. Use this if you need onboarding hints or subtle UI tips.

chartsorg/charts — A charting/graphing library for rendering data visualizations. The repository data doesn't include RepoPilot analysis for this repo, so I can't comment on its overall health signals. Use this if you need to display interactive charts.

The choice depends on your project's needs:

• Need popovers or onboarding tooltips? → ampoptip
• Need data visualization/charts? → charts
• Need both? → Use them together; they serve different purposes

If you're choosing between them because both could theoretically solve your problem, ampoptip has a clearer health verdict from the RepoPilot analysis. However, that assessment is specific to its use case (animated popovers), not charts functionality.

What specific UI or data problem are you trying to solve?

FOLLOW_UPS:

• How does ampoptip handle iOS version compatibility?
• What chart types does chartsorg/charts support?
• Can ampoptip customize arrow positioning and colors?