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And we need an Arduino library, disoverable from platform.io

would be really great to be able to chart multiple series at once. at least two! to do things like "does the error rate goes up with the hit rate?", "does the error rate goes up with CPU%?"

this is what prevents me for switching to a paid plan, actually.

(I use pushdata to peek at health of my hobby projs with my phone when i'm not near my computer, and tapping back and forth in iOS Safari isn't that convenient)

Should be possible to eliminate /api/timeseries and instead use the "simple API" for everything: just allow POSTs with JSON bodies to /email/tsname and let it accept multiple points in one call, etc, just like /api/timeseries.

Currently, /api/timeseries is paywalled so this paywall would probably have to go. It would perhaps not be intuitive or simple to have an endpoint work differently depending on whether your account is a premium account or not.

Users want to see their data timestamped in their own TZ

Will add dependency on moment.js - https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/time.timezone

When PointsPerTimeseries quota limit has been exceeded for a timeseries, the system will start deleting (hiding, actually) old points. The user should be made aware that new points are "pushing out" (FIFO:ing) old points. The POST operation should return an informational text message and possibly another status code.

quoting the website...

to the right is an example of an embedded chart: it is a live chart - i.e. generated on every page load

...I expected the chart to update as I add new points, so it can be just opened in the tab as the dashboard, but it doesn't :(

Making the tab auto-refresh each minute obviously works, but makes me think i'm wasting lots of CPU/power both on my laptop and serverside.

(doesn't need to be totally realtime like websockets or something, updating about every 15 seconds would do it too)

https://www.highcharts.com/blog/products/highcharts-editor/
http://editor.highcharts.com/

I'm trying to do a visualization of data in JSFiddle, but I get a Origin https://fiddle.jshell.net is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.

When I'm trying to funnel the data through webtask.io (lambda function on node.js), there's an error Error: write EPROTO 140550543607616:error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3 alert handshake failure:../deps/openssl/openssl/ssl/s23_clnt.c:802.
Not sure if the two are related.

It would be nice to be able to tag data within a time series, like:

POST https://pushdata.io/[email protected]/GarageTemperature/44?tag=key:value

and then be able to GET back data that has only a certain type of tag:

GET https://pushdata.io/ [email protected]/GarageTemperature?tag=key:value

We need a client library for Arduino. And we should list it on platform.io also.

Would be nice to be able to open e.g. https://pushdata.io/h9yqhsgyhe0zzik0wx0y?from=2019-04-05T00:00:00Z and get a chart with a subset of all points in the timeseries.