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whatl3y
9y ago
Thanks for the heads up on the name clash (obviously never heard of the TXR language before this). I named it based on a couple of factors being 1. something that's easy to remember and makes sense (txr ~ transfer) and 2. the NPM modul
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Thanks! Yeah nodejs streams and async IO seemed like an ideal use case for this type of tool, plus I wanted to have the easiest approach to passing files between 2 people as possible (we use it at work all the time). Obv a lot has happened
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Show HN: Txr – Transfer files/directories to others with WebSocket streams
(github.com)
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Thanks for the feedback! You can use `raw` parameter to configure any type of Highcharts chart you want (review GH for more info: https://github.com/whatl3y/restcharts ). It looks like Highcharts already supports a semi
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Great question, and the answer is yes it will (this is one of the most useful features I feel). I encourage you to try and test an image with your email :). The chart endpoint responds with a raw PNG buffer and a Content-type header of imag
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Update: You can now see examples with axes shown in the Advanced Section: https://www.restcharts.com/#Advanced%20Configuration
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EDIT: HN is doing some escaping to my example URL, so I adjusted it a little below. Author here, thanks for the feedback! My default use case was to use these images as background-images (via CSS) in dashboard widgets that show an accurate
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Show HN: RESTCharts – Generate charts quickly and easily through a REST-like API
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I made the same decision about 1-2 months ago for the same reason, and after scaffolding my project from the CLI, creating some components, and adding additional pieces I needed (vue-router, vuex, dev server proxying to my backend, etc.), V