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Do you know SQL? Storing it in a local PostgreSQL database and using PostgREST for D3 to access it would let you slice and dice in addition to graphing.
by brlewis 7y ago
Do you know SQL? Storing it in a local PostgreSQL database and using PostgREST for D3 to access it would let you slice and dice in addition to graphing.
- roland35 7y agoYes thank you for the tip! PostgreSQL does sound like a great idea and it would be easy to add new data points since I can check against the timestamp before adding new data.
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