Closed florian-h05 closed 3 weeks ago
@jlaur FYI, since you work much with forecasts in your energy data service binding, you might find this useful.
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This adds a new option to charts which allows to extend the initial period to the future by default. Until now, when a chart was opened its period always extended to the past. This is especially useful with the new timeseries support for Items as it allows to display forecasts.
Example: When opening a temperature chart with period
D
, the chart opened up with the temperature for the last 24h. When setting the newfuture
prop to true, the chart will now open up with the temperature for the next 24h.This also refactors the chart property definitions to use the helpers.