That might not be appropriate for all use-cases, e.g. the typical Cyber Europe exercise runs only for 2 days. There we need a resolution in hours, not days. It also makes testing pretty time-consuming ;-)
Recommendation: if "Display Options" is on, make this setable to 1 hour, 2 hours, 6 hours or 1 day.
That should influence:
the :inverval property of the slider
the formatting of timestamps (e.g. the slider needs to display hours only if relevant)
any statistical calculations that need intervals (e.g. box-plots)
Right now, the time slider is set to select dates, but not finer intervals. ( :interval="1000 3600 24" in TimeSlider.vue) https://github.com/ait-cs-IaaS/koord2ool/blob/main/src/components/TimeSlider.vue#L17
That might not be appropriate for all use-cases, e.g. the typical Cyber Europe exercise runs only for 2 days. There we need a resolution in hours, not days. It also makes testing pretty time-consuming ;-)
Recommendation: if "Display Options" is on, make this setable to 1 hour, 2 hours, 6 hours or 1 day.
That should influence: