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Fix history graph #256

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@dthaler dthaler commented Jan 15, 2025

Fixes #248

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced chart rendering with support for data gaps in line charts
    • Improved event handling and JSON dataset creation for node events
  • Bug Fixes

    • Simplified event processing method
    • Adjusted audio stream intelligibility threshold
  • Documentation

    • Updated design documentation with parameter configuration changes

Signed-off-by: Dave Thaler <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Dave Thaler <[email protected]>
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This pull request introduces changes across three files: NodeEvents.cshtml, NodeEvents.cshtml.cs, and Design.md. The modifications focus on improving event data visualization and processing, with a particular emphasis on chart rendering and event handling. The changes include adding a chart configuration property to render data gaps, refactoring the event processing method in the code-behind file, and adjusting an intelligibility signal threshold in the design documentation.

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File Change Summary
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/NodeEvents.cshtml Added spanGaps: true to Chart.js datasets for 'Dataplicity', 'Mezmo', and 'Audio Stream' to render data gaps as empty spaces
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/NodeEvents.cshtml.cs - Simplified AddCurrentEvent method by removing origin parameter
- Added new CreateJsonDataset method for JSON dataset creation
- Updated FetchEvents method to use new dataset creation logic
docs/Design.md Reduced ORCASOUND_MIN_INTELLIGIBLE_SIGNAL_PERCENT default value from 150 to 100

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sequenceDiagram
    participant NodeEvents as NodeEvents Page
    participant Model as NodeEventsModel
    participant Chart.js as Chart.js

    Model->>Model: CreateJsonDataset()
    Model->>Model: AddCurrentEvent()
    Model-->>Chart.js: Generate JSON Dataset
    Chart.js->>Chart.js: Render Line Chart with spanGaps
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/NodeEvents.cshtml.cs (1)

Line range hint 90-110: LGTM! Method simplification improves readability.

The removal of the unused origin parameter and addition of timestamp validation makes the code cleaner and more robust.

Consider adding a comment explaining why we add the current event, e.g.:

+            // Add current state to show the latest status in the graph
             var current = new OrcanodeEvent(last.Orcanode, last.Type, last.Value, now, null);
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OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/NodeEvents.cshtml.cs (2)

112-128: Well-structured implementation for dataset creation.

The method efficiently handles data alignment and serialization, properly preparing the data for the chart's gap visualization feature.


140-145: Excellent refactoring of event processing.

The unified timestamp list ensures consistent data points across all datasets, which is crucial for proper chart rendering with gaps.

OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/NodeEvents.cshtml (1)

50-50: Proper configuration for gap visualization.

Adding spanGaps: true to all datasets ensures consistent gap rendering, which aligns with the backend changes in data preparation.

Also applies to: 59-59, 68-68

docs/Design.md (1)

116-116: Verify impact of reduced intelligibility threshold.

Lowering the threshold from 150% to 100% could affect audio stream classification. Please ensure this change:

  1. Has been tested with various audio samples
  2. Doesn't increase false positives for intelligible streams
  3. Aligns with the project's quality requirements
✅ Verification successful

Documentation accurately reflects implemented threshold value

The documentation update from 150 to 100 matches the actual implementation in FfmpegCoreAnalyzer.cs. The threshold is configurable via the ORCASOUND_MIN_INTELLIGIBLE_SIGNAL_PERCENT environment variable with a default value of 100.

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@dthaler dthaler merged commit f10cc62 into main Jan 15, 2025
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@dthaler dthaler deleted the docs branch January 15, 2025 17:46
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