chore: Bump apexcharts

[Nukesor]

Hey @RomRider :)

First of all, thanks a lot for this library!

Apexcharts released a few new versions, which include some critical bugfixes and improvements for their multi-y-axis setups.
https://github.com/apexcharts/apexcharts.js/releases

As far as I can see, there're no changes in their API, so this should be a fairly quick and safe update.

It would be awesome if you could merge this and release a new patch release :)

Thanks in advance!

[pfiorentino]

Hey!
Thanks for the PR ❤️

Just a quick question, wouldn't it be better to bump the package directly in the package.json instead of the package-lock.json?
The package-lock.json should follow 🙂

Side note: apexcharts 3.54.1 is now out with more fixes! 🎉

[Nukesor]

Hey! Thanks for the PR ❤️

Just a quick question, wouldn't it be better to bump the package directly in the package.json instead of the package-lock.json? The package-lock.json should follow 🙂

Side note: apexcharts 3.54.1 is now out with more fixes! 🎉

Will do that.
^3.50.0 also allows miner/patch version bumps, so I didn't really mind as the lockfile determines the version in the end. I usually have ^3 in my own dependency declarations as long as the dependency complies with semver. 😁

[pfiorentino]

Hey! Thanks for the PR ❤️
Just a quick question, wouldn't it be better to bump the package directly in the package.json instead of the package-lock.json? The package-lock.json should follow 🙂
Side note: apexcharts 3.54.1 is now out with more fixes! 🎉

Will do that. ^3.50.0 also allows miner/patch version bumps, so I didn't really mind as the lockfile determines the version in the end. I usually have ^3 in my own dependency declarations as long as the dependency complies with semver. 😁

Totally second that 😊

I just had a look at how @RomRider usually bump dependencies in his repo.
And apparently he use to fix the version in the package.json and let npm do its job with the package-lock.json.
Hence my message.

But 100% agreed that it would have worked perfectly with your first suggestion 😉