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create animation to announce updates #4

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jxmot opened this issue Jul 23, 2018 · 6 comments
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create animation to announce updates #4

jxmot opened this issue Jul 23, 2018 · 6 comments
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jxmot commented Jul 23, 2018

Use a simple, small footprint method to create some type of animation when data is updated. Each sensor should have it's own indicator.

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jxmot commented Aug 11, 2018

The server will inform the client in a new field within the sensor data. It will contain a value indicating any "trend" in the sensor values. Trends can be "up", "down", or "none" and the server will determine the trend and pass it along.

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jxmot commented Dec 6, 2018

Make client side mods first. Test with client code that determines the direction the current reading is from the last. If that works sufficiently then do not implement the server side as described above.

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jxmot commented Dec 15, 2018

Decided that trend detection will be client side only because it is a modification to the data display, and not data itself.

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jxmot commented Dec 15, 2018

The work done for this issue will be combined with issue #12

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jxmot commented Dec 15, 2018

First pass will produce indicators that change base on trend but are otherwise static.

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jxmot commented Dec 16, 2018

complete

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