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New "plot chart" visualization #69
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Conflicts: lib/apis/stats/time.js public/build/static/application.js public/src/views/visualizations/table.js public/src/views/visualizations/time.js
Plot chart is similar to a time chart but instead of aggregating over time for the x-axis, it takes another field as the sampling points and plots the remaining fields against that one. Good for unevenly sampled data, non-time series data, etc.
I'm always happy to add new features 🌟 , but I'm not really maintaining this project (I started working on a new version a few months ago, but I have too much work with other projects). Is it ready to be merged? If you're using Reportr, will you be interested in maintaining it ? I can add you as a collaborator of the organization so that you can easily move this project forward. Just let me know if you're interested 🍻 |
It should be ready to be merged. I really like Reportr (great job!), but I'm actually planning to fork it Anyway, thanks so much for the work you've done so far! I'll be sure to Best, Nate On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 4:19 PM, Samy Pessé notifications@github.com
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Previously deleting a report would result in an error stating that no reports existed. Now deleting a report reloads the default report.
Quick bug fix so that when deleting a report the page refreshes back to a valid report instead of saying there are no reports available. |
I created a new type of visualization called a "plot chart" that's basically a time chart but instead you can specify which variable to use for the x-axis (and there is no aggregation). Useful for charting processes that aren't uniform in real-time.
Samy, if you aren't adding new features or have a specific set of features you'd like to retain, please feel free to deny this pull request, or email me (github username at gmail).