@FrankM If true good news, was on my wishlist! 💾
nodebb-plugin-charts
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@planner said:
A feature I've been thinking about for some time, is to have a text or post editor that can be used to create interactive charts, which means it should be able to pull in data from several sources - tables, databases, R data (data frames, vectors, lists), etc. I think this is a step in that direction.
Ultimately, I'd like to be able to have a functionality similar to what RStudio has. Just a thought
Btw, could you post the data used to render the graph in the OP.
Could be an evolution of the plugin. At now it looks awesome, but there is so much more complexity.
here is the data of the exemple below: @@chart[[1,1,2,2,4,5,41,5,4]][{title:(test)}]
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@Mizore said:
here is the data of the exemple below: @@chart[[1,1,2,2,4,5,41,5,4]][{title:(test)}]
I'm not going to push it, but it's not clear how the x, and y axis are constructed from that list.
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@planner I agree, I think it can be cleaned up.
Every two numbers is a single point. So it is is @@chart[[x1,y1,x2,y2,x^n,y^n]][{title:(test)}]
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@planner Jqplot is easy
for data : [1,4,5] it means coordinate [1;1] [2;4] [3;5]
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Here's a suggestion that should make it a bit more intuitive when looking at the data, provided it does not make the coding part too difficult:
@@chart[[x0 y0,x1 y1,x2 y2,x3 y3,xn yn,...]][{title:(test)}]
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wow, cool stuff
we can put this on the community site to see the frequency of how often I break core and introduce bugs
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First release with the core of Jqplot accessible (line and area charts charts only):
See it in action: http://mizore.fr:4567/topic/15/chart-plugin
On github: https://github.com/svandecappelle/nodebb-plugin-charts -
@svandecappelle Woo hoo! Nice work as always
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@julian Thanks
release: 0.0.2.
And now support all jqplot features discover for exemple the donut renderer:
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Лучшее. Отлично, парни. Продолжайте в том же духе.