Change from Chart.js to Plotly.js graph library#16
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Just added this because it is a language server for nix and my editor was complaining I didnt have one but can remove
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Deploying. |
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Deployed. 🥳 |
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Plotly has the zoom feature in both axes built-in alongside some other niceties and I was able to quite easily move the legend into the graph itself so it doesn't squash the graph into a tiny space when the legend gets big.
The legend itself is made slightly transparent so that the underlying graph can still be seen (also easier to pan and zoom with plotly to see what you want to despite the legend)
The config adapting from Chart.js to Plotly.js format was done by Claude but produces graphs that look right to me and nothing looks weird from my own review of it.
With some dummy data a playthrough of what this looks like:
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b4c1f1e4-77f2-4a89-bb9d-b60cb1ff047f