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Add hour and minute to time format on x-axis of all charts using nvd3.lineChart #20002

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@hwooson12 hwooson12 commented Dec 3, 2021

This PR adds a new date and time format for x axis where all nvd3.lineChart classes are initialized in order to see time of execution_date as well as date.

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closes: #19955


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The labels are too close to each other. It is hard to read.

Can you try adding a line break before the hour and minute?

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uranusjr commented Dec 3, 2021

I think hour:minute should be placed before (i.e. above) the date, if we break the label into multiple lines

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The original format in version 1.7 was like below.
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BTW, I am digging into how to break the label into multiple lines. It's wrapped from d3 API so I guess it is going to be more to fix.

I think hour:minute should be placed before (i.e. above) the date, if we break the label into multiple lines

I agree with it. If you find how to do it or have some thoughts on it, please leave a comment below!

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I realized it's not that simple to break the x-axis labels into multiple lines. It might need to fix the external library like nvd3. The only thing I can modify to change the format is a javascript function for tickFormat callback of d3 which returns real formatted date and time as string. So what I suggest is below.

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If the format %H:%M, %d %b %Y is not that readable because they are too close, only time is shown on x-axis except for the beginning and the end. And both date and time can be seen on mouseover as you can see the screenshot above.

I wonder what you think about the suggestion?

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uranusjr commented Dec 6, 2021

That looks quite nice to me as well.

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nice work!

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Does this PR need more reviews to be merged or is there anything else I need to do to proceed forward? @bbovenzi

@bbovenzi bbovenzi merged commit 6a77e84 into apache:main Dec 16, 2021
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Awesome work, congrats on your first merged pull request!

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Add hour and minute to time format on x-axis in Landing Times
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