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Feature request: Export function #17
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+1 for a ranged (timespan) export in other format(s). Related:
Now, what kind of data would one need to be exported ?
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A range selector in combination with print CSS styles would be very useful to generate an overview over a certain period of time, i.e. to jointly save different charts as a PDF. These PDFs could then be easily passed on to the clients (I have several projects where the clients themselves never use the panel). It's useful to be able to download the charts individually, but what is really informative is the aggregation of different charts. More fine-tuned features could then be to define which charts to include in the PDF (i.e. the export) and which not. Another step could be automatic email reports with the monthly statistics. The CSV export is probably not quite as important. The idea behind it is to make the data more accessible and flexible. But of course it's also very easy to access the SQLite database directly. |
These are gorgeous ideas, thanks. They sound perfectly possible. Meanwhile, considering the current plugin state, I have other priorities and I don't plan to implement them myself anytime soon. The issue can remain open for discussion until somebody would like to implement it. |
An update on this : There is now a time span selector which allows to load more precise data in the charts, which are still saveable as PNG. This can take some time to do regularly so a more common export function could be nice. So to sum-up there's 2 export finalities :
Technically, the panel charts are html canvases rendered by chart.js and converted to data-URIs, so there's probably multiple approaches to this :
What do you mean by « but what is really informative is the aggregation of different charts » ? |
An export function would be very useful to pass on (selected) statistics to clients or to archive them. For this purpose, it would be practical to define specific time periods for the export.
Processed and visually prepared data as in the panel would be excellent, for example in PDF format. In addition, CSV or Excel output of the raw data.
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