On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 3:11 PM, Chris Nelson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I use the burndown chart and workload chart and they're great as far as they
> go but
> there are other ways I want to analyze Trac data and I would really prefer to
> embed
> graphical output into wiki pages than have stand-alone charts or tables.
> What I'm
> looking for is some guidance on how I can have a graphic embedded in a wiki
> page
> refresh when I view the page.
If nobody mentioned TracGViz [1]_ [2]_ so far it's because I'm extremely shy
:P
You can see how it works at the issue tracker [4]_ , and some pages
[3]_ may be useful too . There are a lot of visualizations out there
[5]_ and anybody can build new ones ;o)
> This would be something like the DiaVisView plugin
> which regenerates the .png from the .dia whenever the .dia is newer but would
> instead run some script that generated the graphic (say, with a sqlite query
> creating
> a cvs file passed into csv2gnuplot which would create a .png).
That's a great idea. I thought about that once I discovered `gnuplot`
some time ago. Something like this goes after I can release a newer
version of TracGViz ;o)
> Maybe the skeleton
> of the DiaVisView plugin or the burndown chart would be a starting point but
> if
> there's a better approach, I'd love to hear it.
>
This is another idea I had in my mind : build extensions so that data
managed by third-party plug-ins may be used by widgets able to consume
data formatted according to Google Visualization Data protocol .
In this case it is possible to build an extension in order to export
the data the data you need to use so that it may be embedded in wiki
pages by using Google Visualization gadgets [3]_. If you think this is
a valid option I could even make some space in TracGViz repos, create
an skeleton and provide you with access in order to help you build an
a plugin to get this done (quick solution is = you only need to
implement two methods in an interface ;o)
If you need further assistance you may ask . Don't be shy !
;o)
Right now I'm working on adding support for Google Visualization Query
Language, and a few more features (e.g. tests ;o) ...
.. [1] Trac integration with Google Visualization API
(https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/swlcu/wiki/En/Devel/TracGViz)
.. [2] TracGViz download @ PyPI
(http://pypi.python.org/pypi/TracGViz)
.. [3] Embedding Visualization Gadgets in wiki pages
(https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/swlcu/wiki/En/Devel/TracGViz/EmbedGVizGadget)
.. [4] Welcome to Simelo's projects site
(https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/swlcu/wiki/WikiStart)
.. [5] Google Visualization API Gadget Gallery
(http://code.google.com/apis/visualization/documentation/gadgetgallery.html)
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Regards,
Olemis.
Blog ES: http://simelo-es.blogspot.com/
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