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wikistatsgraph

v0.0.3

Published

A charting library for Wikistats's metrics

Downloads

7

Readme

WikistatsGraph.js

Hi! This is an experiment to move the graphs of Wikistats outside of the dashboard project and, with it, build a canvas renderer for it. My idea is that this will have the following positive effects:

  • The main Wikistats repo, as an open source project, will be easier to implement as a separate dashboarding library for stuff that isn't necessarily Wikimedia Statistics.
  • The dashboard view of the Wikistats, as it is right now, shows a minimum of 9 charts, each in SVG, which isn't ideal performance wise. That view would benefit from using Canvas instead.
  • Moving the charting library to its own package would allow us for some interesting projects, like embedding Wikistats charts in other projects. My main idea here would be to create a previews API so that charts of both Wikistats and the Wikimedia Pageview Tool can be seen from social media.