Are there any (I speak as not-really-a-JS-person) frameworks on the opposite end of the spectrum, for when performance isn't (yet) as important as fully featured interactivity?

I'm imagining a sort of library of pre-made chart styles for different purposes with different sorts of interactivity or sub charts already built-in, such that using it is as simple as `fxSecurityWithCandlesticks(mydata)` or `cmpRegionTrend(region1data, region2data)` etc. for when I just want a working chart and I'm happy to mangle my data to fit the prescribed API, not to build it up to fit my data.

Everything I've seen has varying levels of simplicity, and may make it quite easy to add bundles of options for candlesticks or a second line or another chart underneath allowing the range to be easily selected, or whatever, but even if there's examples of different usages, it's still 'copy and paste' rather than 'use this function'.

plot.ly JS [1][2] is probably the most "batteries included" charts framework I've used, which isn't mentioned on the comparison table on the bottom of that git repo.

[1] https://plot.ly/javascript/ [2] https://github.com/plotly/plotly.js/