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[MMM-ApexCharts] ApexCharts.js for your mirror.

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    sharmstr Project Sponsor @sharmstr
    last edited by Jan 21, 2023, 10:56 PM

    V2.1:

    • Added support for stacked charts.
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    • Added a json api endpoint with sample data you can use for testing
      http://my-json-server.typicode.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts

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      KristjanESPERANTO Module Developer @sharmstr
      last edited by KristjanESPERANTO Sep 23, 2024, 8:10 AM Jan 21, 2023, 11:19 PM

      Realy nice 👏 Thank you!

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        raymondjspigot @sharmstr
        last edited by Sep 8, 2024, 4:43 AM

        hi @sharmstr your module looks great and I was just trying it out.

        Would you be able to provide a sample config.js entry for it (e.g. for showing one of your example charts)?

        I’ve installed the module and had a go at updating my config.js following the instructions at https://github.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts, and given it a URL to your test data, hoping to show a bar chart to get started with.

        I’m unsure how to add the chartConfig options though and don’t think I have the format correct.

        The mirror currently starts but doesn’t show a chart, and the Console shows several errors like Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘forEach’)

        hopefully I’ve just forgotten something stupid/obvious!

        My config.js entry for the module so far looks like

        {
          			module: 'MMM-ApexCharts',
          			position: "middle_center",
        			config: {
        	    			chartBackground: "transparent",
        	    			chartDataLabels: false,
        	    			chartJsonFormat: "paired",
        	    			chartJsonInterval: "",
        	    			chartJsonUrl: "http://my-json-server.typicode.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts/paired",
        	    			chartMonochrome: true,
        	    			chartMonochromeColor: "#534F4F",
        	    			chartThemeMode: "dark",
        	    			chartThemePalette: "palette1",
        	    			chartWidth: 400,
        	    			chartConfig: {
        	    					chart: {
        						    type: 'bar'
          							},
        						}
        				}
        		},
        

        thanks for any assistance in the meantime : )

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          sharmstr Project Sponsor @raymondjspigot
          last edited by Sep 10, 2024, 6:59 PM

          @raymondjspigot

          There are several working examples in the wiki

          https://github.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts/wiki/JSON

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            raymondjspigot @sharmstr
            last edited by Sep 23, 2024, 3:03 AM

            @sharmstr said in [MMM-ApexCharts] ApexCharts.js for your mirror.:

            There are several working examples in the wiki

            https://github.com/sharmstr/MMM-ApexCharts/wiki/JSON

            Hi - thankyou very much - and apologies for somehow not finding your great documentation! I’ve been able to get sample charts working now.

            Just some notes on where I’ve got to with my mirror - I’ve been trying MMM-ApexCharts out using a mini power monitor called an IotaWatt as a datasource. It sits on my home network and collects power readings from my mains connection using a current transformer. You can then query this data back and possibly use it to draw graphs.

            Queries are just done with an http request and look like:

            http://MyIotaWatt.local/query?select=[time.local,InstPower_W.wh.d2]&begin=s-24h&end=s&group=1h&format=json&header=no
            

            returning (in this case) json with readings for total power usage (kWatt hours) for each of the previous 24 hours.
            Responses look like (e.g.)

            0	
            	0	"2024-09-21T14:05:00"
            	1	0.76
            1	
            	0	"2024-09-21T13:05:00"
            	1	0.75
            2	
            	0	"2024-09-21T12:05:00"
            	1	0.73
            etc
            

            so this has worked well with the paired chartJsonFormat config.

            Things I found useful so far:

            1. if I put the http://iotawatt.local/query?… in the chartJsonUrl config then the log showed that the call failed with a CORS error. I’ve got it to return data if I add the local CORS server prefix though i.e.
            http://localhost:8080/cors?url=http://MyIotaWatt.local/query?...
            
            1. Times returned in the response match NZ local time, but the labels on my chart’s x-axis originally displayed times 12 hours earlier. I’ve included a datetimeUTC entry in my xaxis.labels config to leave it in local time
            xaxis: {
              		type: "datetime",
              		tickPlacement: "off",
              		labels: {
              				datetimeUTC: false,
              				format: "HH:mm",
              				}
              		},
            

            @sharmstr I’ve also been trying out showing more than one chart on the mirror, following your sample config. Is there a way to show two charts when both make their own call to a datasource (i.e. with separate chartJsonUrls?)
            This would be useful in my case to show a chart for Detailed power usage (over last 30 mins) and a separate chart for Overview (usage in last 24 hours).

            I’ve configured these charts to work individually, but when I add both to my config at the same time (with different chartIDs) the 2nd chart doesn’t show on the mirror. The log shows json responses to both calls, but also an error
            Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading '1')
            following the 2nd response. Is there a neat way to allow both charts, or have I just messed it up? Thanks very much

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