[Catalyst] Charting data
Sven Dowideit
SvenDowideit at home.org.au
Tue Apr 17 12:30:34 GMT 2007
I am using plotkit - http://www.liquidx.net/plotkit/ which uses html
canvas - so its dependant on the browser being capable, but otherwise
offloads the graph creation rather nicely.
i probably should make a Catalyst wrapper for it :)
Cheers
Sven
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On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 12:22 +0100, Nigel Metheringham wrote:
> I have an existing application which I want to add some basic data
> graphing operations to.
>
> The existing code is all fairly basic CRUD like (actually its mainly
> R since the CUD is done mostly externally), with a TT view and
> DBIx::Class model.
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> The graphs wanted are of data storage volumes for multiple items over
> a period - so either lines, or stacked lines, with several
> (potentially 10s) of lines.
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> My initial inclination would be to have a wrapper URL which generates
> pretty much a HTML frame and a IMG tag in it pointing to another cat
> URL (with the same parameters passed as to the wrapper) which
> generates data into a View based on Chart::Lines.
>
> This means I do most of the DB queries twice (ie once in the wrapper
> invocation, and again in the image generation), which appears messy.
>
> I'd love some suggestions as to good alternative methods - I do have
> sessions set up, but dumping the graph (or data for it) into the
> session store seems a little bizarre. I have seen a java graphing
> applet which would allow me to just generate it in one go with the
> graph data done as params within the applet call (the applet did not
> appear to be very sophisticated unfortunately).
>
> Nigel.
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