I use Tidy.js for mocking data in Storybook and also to test some React components.
At the moment I am building a monitoring platform for Neo4j databases, and a more frequent granularity was useful for me to check how charts are displaying in the time axis, and mock more appropriate data suited for my use case.
I am not sure if granularity of day with a period of 1 / (24(h)*60(minutes)) would work, to update the granularity with a period of one minute, but a more native implementation helped me, so I though of making a PR.
pbeshai
commented
3 years ago
Hey there Peter,
I use Tidy.js for mocking data in Storybook and also to test some React components.
At the moment I am building a monitoring platform for Neo4j databases, and a more frequent granularity was useful for me to check how charts are displaying in the time axis, and mock more appropriate data suited for my use case.
I am not sure if granularity of
daywith a period of1 / (24(h)*60(minutes))would work, to update the granularity with a period of one minute, but a more native implementation helped me, so I though of making a PR.