Hi Branislav, thanks a lot for bringing up these ideas! I like your suggestions and I think it makes sense to integrate them in the dashboard and probably also into the data explorer.
As the mailing list unfortunately removes attachments, I created a wiki page where we can put images related to visualizations at [1] @Branislav, if you sign up for a wiki account, we can assign you read and write privileges to the wiki afterwards. @Patrick, I know that you've already drawn some early sketches on some things Branislav suggested as well - can you upload them to the wiki? Then we can make a plan how to implement the extensions - at least some of them should be rather easy to implement once we have added the already planned extensions to static properties. Dominik [1] https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/STREAMPIPES/Improving+StreamPipes+Visualizations On 2020/10/13 08:41:19, Branislav Jovicic <branislav.jovi...@nissatech.com> wrote: > Greetings, everyone, > > I was working on timeseries analysis and I wanted to visualize results (as an > output of a pipeline). I found out that StreamPipes Dashboard does not > provide suitable features. > Therefore, I decided to get in touch with you and suggest several features. > > What I wanted to achieve looks similar to this: > [cid:f3687bc7-f051-467e-aa0f-1ef83a2c8950] > > Features that I am suggesting are following: > > * horizontal lines > * vertical lines > * multiple graphs per chart (e.g. multiple line graphs) > * advanced styling options (colors, lines, labels, etc) > * styling based on property value (example from above - blue and red > points) > * onHover event (e.g. hovering over a point, displays information) > > Maybe, some kind of "Chart Builder" would be viable option - User would > select "chart" visualization from Dashboard Sink and then "Chart Builder" > would pop up, providing options for creating desired chart. > For example, if user wanted to draw line graph, he would select that option > and then he would need to select array property from an incoming event. Next, > he could add horizontal line/s to that chart by selecting "horizontal line" > option and appropriate single value/array property from an event, etc. > Basically, user would be able to visualize every property of an event with an > appropriate graph option in the same chart: > > * arrays -> line/bar graphs, horizontal/vertical lines > * single numerical value -> point, horizontal/vertical line > * etc. > > I am open for discussion and I would like to hear your opinions on this topic. > > Kindest regards, > Branislav >
