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Diff aggregation #601
Diff aggregation #601
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@mhspelt please rebase. |
I thought that was what I did with #601. As a Mercurial user I'm still a
bit confused by git's idea of branches, can you help me out a bit please?
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@mhspelt <https://github.com/mhspelt> please rebase.
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Please add documentation for this: https://github.com/kalkih/mini-graph-card/tree/dev#aggregate-functions |
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@mhspelt Could you please add documentation for this feature as requested?
Thanks for your contribution! (we'll take care of rebasing during merge, as we understand you're unfamiliar with the process)
Hi @jlsjonas, I've added and pushed to https://github.com/mhspelt/mini-graph-card |
* Add aggregation 'diff' (= last - first) * Add `diff` to documentation * Rewrite delta or diff if check for readability Co-authored-by: Mischa <mspelt@outlook.com> Co-authored-by: Jonas De Kegel <jonas@fluid.desi>
(paraphrased from #600)
Hi, this is my first pull request ever, so I hope I did everything right.
I have a sensor in HA that can go negative during the day (it measures net power usage taking solar into account) and I wanted to know the difference between the first reading of the day and the final reading of the day. So I added
diff
to calculate this (for monotonously increasing data the result is identical)