On 06/12/2014 10:29 PM, George Hunt wrote: > Martin, > > I meant to ask you today whether XOvis runs on an XO? Or does it take chrome > or > firefox?
It does run in any browser which supports Javascript including Browse on the XOs. I've tested it on an XO-4, but not on any other XOs (currently, I only have XO-4 with me). It would be actually be good to verify that it does work properly on XO-1s as well. Here is the link to the public instance, so any of you can try it out: https://martasd.cloudant.com/all_deployments/_design/xovis-couchapp/index.html This one visualizes data of four deployments from Nepal and doesn't show any errors anymore:). Only number of devices hasn't been included in the database for koral and kumdi yet. > Also I cannot find where I saved the link to the Javascript package you used > to > do the presentation stuff. The Javascript library I used for the visualization is called Highcharts (highcharts.com). For the app itself, I used a Couch app framework called Kanso (kan.so). > I remember following the link you sent, and saw that they also had another > package that did long time lines. I thought I might be useful for looking at > details and trends of Solar systems. You might be referring to sugar-stats described here (http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Platform_Team/Usage_Statistics), which gathers more detailed data about the system. I've been intending to visualize those as well, but that's still remaining on the TODO list for the project.:) Finally, I've just updated the README in the repo of the app with deployment instructions: https://github.com/martasd/xovis Please try to install it following those instructions and let me know if anything is unclear or if you come across any issues in the process. Cheerios, Martin _______________________________________________ Server-devel mailing list Server-devel@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/server-devel
