In #95, an excellent start was made at converting the Python Dash Web App to a React App.
This seems to be a more scalable path forward for our web application and could enable us to more easily fix certain issues like #45 in the future!
Work Required
In order to deploy a React app, we don't want to lose any functionality from the existing web application.
The specific features are listed below:
Features
Interactive Map
The current map is interactive, meaning you can zoom and pan the map with the cursor.
Display specific sensors on map
The current dashboard displays sensors at their specific locations in the map
The sensors are color coded according to this key:
Cluster Sensors
The current dashboard has the ability to cluster sensors when you are zoomed out to avoid making the map look too overwhelming and increase rendering speed.
Sensor Selection Displays Plots
By selecting a given sensor in the map, the relevant plots are displayed for that sensor.
CO2 PPM
Temperature (C)
Barometric Pressure (mBar)
Humidity (%)
Plot Zooming
The plotly dash library allows you to select box in the plots and zoom in on that location.
Plot Options Selection
The current dashboard has selectors that allow the user to selection the duration of the plots, as well as the sampling average.
Data CSV Download
The current page has the ability to download data in a CSV that matches the currently display plots and sensor.
In #95, an excellent start was made at converting the Python Dash Web App to a React App.
This seems to be a more scalable path forward for our web application and could enable us to more easily fix certain issues like #45 in the future!
Work Required
In order to deploy a React app, we don't want to lose any functionality from the existing web application.
The specific features are listed below:
Features
Interactive Map
The current map is interactive, meaning you can zoom and pan the map with the cursor.
Display specific sensors on map
The current dashboard displays sensors at their specific locations in the map
The sensors are color coded according to this key:
Cluster Sensors
The current dashboard has the ability to cluster sensors when you are zoomed out to avoid making the map look too overwhelming and increase rendering speed.
Sensor Selection Displays Plots
By selecting a given sensor in the map, the relevant plots are displayed for that sensor.
Plot Zooming
The plotly dash library allows you to select box in the plots and zoom in on that location.
Plot Options Selection
The current dashboard has selectors that allow the user to selection the duration of the plots, as well as the sampling average.
Data CSV Download
The current page has the ability to download data in a CSV that matches the currently display plots and sensor.