Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
thinger.io 's time series are nice and an eye candy.
When the plot contains however a lot of values, the processing becomes a heavy load for the processor, the computer's fan spins like crazy. I can imagine that the server load is high too.
Additionally drawing a circle around the values makes the plot become really bold. (see screenshot at the bottom)
Describe the solution you'd like
If it were not too much work, providing the option to switch smoothing off could dramatically reduce the processing load and improve readability of complex plots.
Describe alternatives you've considered
That were probably the easiest alternative for noobs.
HTML time series might be an alternative, I could not however find a simple code template to follow in thinger.io 's documentation.
It will probably be JS code and (without a proper documentation of the variables passed-over) something barely realizable without
paid consultancy.
Data aggregation is out of reach for maker accounts too.
I tried apex-charts: no smoothing is the default there.
But on large amount of points, apex-charts puts even more load on the browser than thinger's own time series.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. thinger.io 's time series are nice and an eye candy. When the plot contains however a lot of values, the processing becomes a heavy load for the processor, the computer's fan spins like crazy. I can imagine that the server load is high too. Additionally drawing a circle around the values makes the plot become really bold. (see screenshot at the bottom)
Describe the solution you'd like If it were not too much work, providing the option to switch smoothing off could dramatically reduce the processing load and improve readability of complex plots.
Describe alternatives you've considered That were probably the easiest alternative for noobs.
paid consultancy.
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