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Diego/charting #772

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@Desperationis Desperationis commented Apr 6, 2024

Used the highcharts library to copy the chart in https://jmerle.github.io/battlecode-2024-statistics/ . This is not a 1:1 chart because they used a theme that did everything for them, while I opted to copy it using explicit settings. I put it in the home screen of /home:

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The reason the data looks smooth is because its fake data I generated that has many thousand data points. If used on a lot less data points, it looks blocks like the one on the website. I still need to implement fetching data from the API

Desperationis added 3 commits March 15, 2024 23:12
No data is read from the backend just yet. So far, there is only fake
data, however it looks very similar to our target website.
Right now the graph looks and behaves almost identically to the graph at
https://jmerle.github.io/battlecode-2024-statistics/.
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lgtm! great job :)

@Desperationis Desperationis merged commit 877b3e8 into main Apr 6, 2024
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@Desperationis Desperationis deleted the diego/charting branch April 6, 2024 19:30
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