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by thorway-rick
4307 days ago
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> rickshaw actually has some custom 'sliding window' logic.
> I was unhappy because I had to go to stackoverflow to
> discover that feature
The third example[0] on the Rickshaw "examples" page[1] is called "Interactive Real-Time Data", and shows the RangeSlider extension (and many more extensions) in use.The rickshaw docs are heavy on usage, light on specification. That's a style I very much appreciate, but I also appreciate that it's not for everyone. I also appreciate that its API doesn't make you take the range slider with you, if you don't want it. It's all additive, and you can go both directions (keep adding bits and blobs to the interface via plugins, or reach down into the D3 and SVG bits, or your data. Nothing is opaque there.) What was your obscure bug with a long running Rickshaw? I have long running sliding window time series stuff that I typically run for as long as a Chrome release lasts, and it stays snappy. 0: http://code.shutterstock.com/rickshaw/examples/extensions.ht... 1: http://code.shutterstock.com/rickshaw/examples/ |
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