Difference between revisions of "Methods of Viewing and Editing Data"
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Latest revision as of 23:14, 29 May 2022
The following methods have been implemented for viewing data.
Method | Notes | Example |
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Graph | The simplest and most effective way to view historic data with values plotted over time. | |
Table | Simple. | This is a table. |
Data Table | A table linked to data where values update. Tables are sortable. | |
Spreadsheet | Data presented in a table that allows editing and functions. | |
JSON | How data is represented in JavaScript software as used by browsers. Any structure and type of data can be presented in JSON. | |
Pie and Bar Charts | Simple ways of comparing values. | |
Polar Chart | A way to present real-time data in a circular style chart similar to a pie chart. | |
Node-RED Dashboard | A fixed format user interface assembled in Node-RED. User interfaces can be built using a large variety of standard and additional nodes, creating complex dashboards in very little time. | |
SVG Dashboard | Detailed graphical dashboard in SVG format, with elements linked to data. | |
Reactive Dashboard | Generates a dashboard on the fly in response to incoming MQTT data, mixing gauges and SVG dashboards and text fields. |