This example demonstrates how to apply streaming data input to the Graph2d.<br>
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This example demonstrates how to apply streaming data input to the Graph2d. The example shows two different ways to let the window move along with the new data, and there are more strategies for that. Note also that it is possible to disable moving and/or zooming the graph by setting options <code>moveable</code> and <code>zoomable</code> false.
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return (Math.sin(x / 2) + Math.cos(x / 4)) * 5;
}
var delay = 500; // delay in ms
var x = 0;
function next() {
var now = vis.moment();
// add a new data point to the data
dataset.add({
x: now,
y: y(now / 1000)
});
x += 0.1;
/**
* Append a new data point to the graph
* @param {Date} x
* @param {Number} y
*/
function add (x, y) {
// add a new data point to the dataset
dataset.add({x: x, y: y});
// move the window (you can think of different strategies).
var now = vis.moment();
var range = graph2d.getWindow();
var interval = range.end - range.start;
switch (strategy.value) {
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break;
default: // 'discrete'
// move the window 90% to the left when now is larger than the visible end
// move the window 90% to the left when now is larger than the endof the window
if (now > range.end) {
graph2d.setWindow(now - 0.1 * interval, now + 0.9 * interval);
}
break;
}
// remove all data points older than 1 minute
var min = now.add(-60, 'seconds');
// remove all data points which are no longer visible