dashboard/README.md

# dashboard
A data aggregating dashboard, capable of periodically fetching, parsing, archiving and plotting data.

## Name
Do you have a good name idea for this project? [Let me know](https://alemi.dev/suggestions/What%27s%20a%20good%20name%20for%20the%20project%3F)!

## Features

## Usage
This program will work on a database stored in `$HOME/.local/share/dashboard.db`. By default, nothing will be shown.
Start editing your dashboard by toggling edit mode on, and add one or more panels (from top bar).
You can now add sources to your panel(s): put an URL pointing to any REST api, dashboard will make a periodic GET request.
Specify how to access data with "y" fields. A JQL query will be used to parse the json data. A value to fetch X data can also be given, if not specified, current time will be used as X when inserting values.
Done! Edit anything to your pleasure, remember to save after editing to make your changes persist, and leave the dashboard hoarding data.
## Install
idk, `cargo build --release`
Initial commit 2022-06-03 02:01:19 +02:00			`# dashboard`
feat: allow to move sources, side panel now sources are all edited in one side panel, which opens in edit mode. Easily move sources across panels. Implementation has a lot of room for improvement (too many loops) but it works for now 2022-06-09 02:52:17 +02:00			`A data aggregating dashboard, capable of periodically fetching, parsing, archiving and plotting data.`

chore: added name suggestion link in readme 2022-06-14 03:10:14 +02:00			`## Name`
			`Do you have a good name idea for this project? [Let me know](https://alemi.dev/suggestions/What%27s%20a%20good%20name%20for%20the%20project%3F)!`

feat: allow to move sources, side panel now sources are all edited in one side panel, which opens in edit mode. Easily move sources across panels. Implementation has a lot of room for improvement (too many loops) but it works for now 2022-06-09 02:52:17 +02:00			`## Features`

			`## Usage`
			This program will work on a database stored in `$HOME/.local/share/dashboard.db`. By default, nothing will be shown.
			`Start editing your dashboard by toggling edit mode on, and add one or more panels (from top bar).`
			`You can now add sources to your panel(s): put an URL pointing to any REST api, dashboard will make a periodic GET request.`
			`Specify how to access data with "y" fields. A JQL query will be used to parse the json data. A value to fetch X data can also be given, if not specified, current time will be used as X when inserting values.`
			`Done! Edit anything to your pleasure, remember to save after editing to make your changes persist, and leave the dashboard hoarding data.`
			`## Install`
			idk, `cargo build --release`