Remove dependency on non open source software if possible

[istathar]

It's not really open source if it depends on non-free things; in this case, the dependency on Highcharts. Sexy as it may be, the highstock library is only free for non-commercial use and while it's lovely that they've creative commons licenced it, CC-BY-NC is not something we can redistribute. I'd like to think in 2013 you could find a charting library that doesn't inhibit us packaging.

AfC

[fangji]

It's definitely in our plan to move from highstock library to an open sourced charting library in 2013.

-Fang

[cblack]

I was looking at other alternatives as well, and came across d3.js, might be worth a look.

[michaelhood]

d3.js is the 'de facto' in the open source community, for sure. i highly recommend.

also, have a look at rickshaw.js, which is a time-series focused toolkit built on d3.js. this might be the best fit for the current graphs in ice.

cc/@mbostock d3.js creator who also hosts an awesome gallery of examples :)

[Dieterbe]

flot is not bad either, it uses canvas which is faster than d3's svg manipulation.

[rayrod2030]

+1 on @Dieterbe's comment. We use flot for displaying metrics in our deployment tool and like it. That being said you might have more options from d3.js.

[Dieterbe]

if it helps, i've tested both, and have a basic idea of what each [doesn't] support,
see the comparison table @ https://github.com/vimeo/timeserieswidget/

[carlosgsouza]

I would really like to work on this. Do you guys have any ticketing system where I can assign that responsibility to myself? I just wanted to make sure that I am not doing any rework.

[fangji]

@carlosgsouza we don't have a ticketing system.

What charting library do you plan to use?

[carlosgsouza]

Thanks for the response @fangji

I would probably use d3. However, I still want to spend some time evaluating some alternatives, specially Flot.

[istathar]

We're using Rickshaw now for time series work, and liking it.

AfC

[danielpsf]

Might we can use Flot such as we suggested before when we meet @carlosgsouza.
I'm already studying the app to do something like that but I facing some problems with dependencies as I already describe here #63.
Someone have other suggestion?

[gyoza]

Is this still in the pipeline?

[nickabbey]

+1 for this, hopefully it IS still in the pipeline?

[jantman]

8 months later, any update??

[jalemayehu]

is this still happening?

[Dieterbe]

re flot, now that grafana has an api/plugin system, you could also use that and not have to worry about the flot stuff, by turning ice into a grafana app (see https://grafana.net/plugins for examples)

[nathan-v]

Is there any update on this?

[nfonrose]

Hello Nathan. No, no updates on this. And no updates in other forks either. Nicolas

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