It looks like the rbokeh always plots the datetime in the UTC time zone. Could it be modified so that it can show in a local time zone as well?
For example:
x <- seq(as.POSIXct("2011-1-1 08:00", tz='Asia/Hong_Kong'), as.POSIXct("2011-1-10 08:30", tz='Asia/Hong_Kong'), len=1000)y <- 1:1000 * 0.1 + rnorm(1000, sd=2)
The datetimes of the last 10 points are
> print(tail(x, 10)) # show last time points[1] "2011-01-10 06:32:58 HKT" "2011-01-10 06:45:58 HKT" "2011-01-10 06:58:58 HKT" "2011-01-10 07:11:58 HKT" [5] "2011-01-10 07:24:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 07:37:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 07:50:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 08:03:59 HKT" [9] "2011-01-10 08:16:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 08:30:00 HKT"
We can see that all of them are on 2011-01-10, however, once we plot them, we will see
> figure() %>% rbokeh::ly_lines(tail(x, 10), tail(y, 10))
It looks like the x-axis tickers are shown in the UTC time zone instead of the Asia/Hong_Kong time zone.
It looks like the rbokeh always plots the datetime in the UTC time zone. Could it be modified so that it can show in a local time zone as well?
For example:
x <- seq(as.POSIXct("2011-1-1 08:00", tz='Asia/Hong_Kong'), as.POSIXct("2011-1-10 08:30", tz='Asia/Hong_Kong'), len=1000)y <- 1:1000 * 0.1 + rnorm(1000, sd=2)The datetimes of the last 10 points are
> print(tail(x, 10)) # show last time points[1] "2011-01-10 06:32:58 HKT" "2011-01-10 06:45:58 HKT" "2011-01-10 06:58:58 HKT" "2011-01-10 07:11:58 HKT" [5] "2011-01-10 07:24:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 07:37:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 07:50:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 08:03:59 HKT" [9] "2011-01-10 08:16:59 HKT" "2011-01-10 08:30:00 HKT"We can see that all of them are on 2011-01-10, however, once we plot them, we will see
It looks like the x-axis tickers are shown in the UTC time zone instead of the Asia/Hong_Kong time zone.
> figure() %>% rbokeh::ly_lines(tail(x, 10), tail(y, 10))