Even though it is a pity to get rid of the wonderful hack that created the PNG graphs
[get graph png from xively with pink colored line, invert the picture to get green on black, crop to remove the "powered by xively" tag]
I still think that scalable SVG graphs are the way to go, especially considering the weird, almost idiotic labelling of the y-axis on the generated PNG graphs.
So I basically removed all the PHP cruft that fetched and edited the graphs and replaced it with:
d3.js
rickshaw
moment.js
xively.js
these fetch the datapoints for:
power consumption
payback points
temperature inside and outside
bank account balance
and create nice rickshaw graphs in the position where they belong (replacing the contents of divs of course)
elsbrock
commented
10 years ago
Even though it is a pity to get rid of the wonderful hack that created the PNG graphs [get graph png from xively with pink colored line, invert the picture to get green on black, crop to remove the "powered by xively" tag] I still think that scalable SVG graphs are the way to go, especially considering the weird, almost idiotic labelling of the y-axis on the generated PNG graphs.
So I basically removed all the PHP cruft that fetched and edited the graphs and replaced it with:
these fetch the datapoints for:
and create nice rickshaw graphs in the position where they belong (replacing the contents of divs of course)