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January 14, 2019 10:22
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// trying to use this function to plot my values | |
helpful link => https://codepen.io/apexcharts/pen/QrbEQg | |
function generateDayWiseTimeSeries(s, count) { | |
var values = [[ | |
<%= @graph_notes.values.collect {|ind| ind[1]} %>, | |
<%= @graph_wikis.values.collect {|ind| ind[1]} %>, | |
<%= @graph_comments.values.collect {|ind| ind[1]} %> | |
]]; | |
var i = 0; | |
var series = []; | |
var x = new Date("11 Nov 2012").getTime(); | |
while (i < count) { | |
series.push([x, values[s][i]]); | |
x += 86400000; | |
i++; | |
} | |
return series; | |
//first I want value x to be something like <%= @time %> | |
//also I cannot get what line 16 is doing. | |
time
changes according to the input selected so it should not be constant
I'm guessing the script you sent me is a .js
?
If so, then you could create a helper function that converts the date from Rails to a UTC
date
But as long as you're getting it from the Rails (API), you don't have to worry since the API is already validating the type of input
Or maybe I'm not really getting you :'(
and then how will js consume it?
waiting for the link
There you go
<script>
console.log('Hello world');
</script>
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and replace with?