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I want to make miniature (but live, automatically and frequently updated) munin graphs up front on the wiki, on the front page somewhere. Things like public test grid usage, upload/download speed, mem usage, code coverage.
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Oh, and builbot, too. Squeeze those things down so that they convey actual information but still fit into, basically, the space of a bullet-point or decoration or logo or one-sentence. :-)
We're focussing on an imminent v0.7.0 (see the roadmap) which hopefully has [#197 #197 -- Small Distributed Mutable Files] and also a fix for [#199 #199 -- bad SHA-256]. So I'm bumping less urgent tickets to v0.7.1.
The word for pretty shrunken graphs which are small enough to fit into the flow of text is "sparklines".
put shrunken graphs on front pageto put sparklines on front pageand, for reference, taking a full-sized graph and referencing it with an IMG tag that has small height= and width= attributes is unsatisfying, as non-Quartz-enabled browsers don't tend to scale images very well.. the result is usually unreadable. Actual sparklines are created at the target size.
a few links to python sparkline implementations...
Matthew Perry's module - just needs Python Image Library (PIL)
Gary Perez's CSS-only solution
Joe Gregorio's Sparklines_in_data_URIs solution
Will Larson's port of Sparklines.js to python