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The fancy website: https://plotjuggler.io/
Very fancy website. Do you have fancy documentation? This looks really cool. I want to stream data via zmq in json format but i don't see any examples of what the json looks like.
Give it a try, it should be quite self explaining. If you have any issue, get in touch on Github Issues.
Looks great! I have been using kst https://kst-plot.kde.org/ for almost a decade for plotting live csv data streams from place but plot juggler could be a total substitute. Thanks for sharing
But of course I am biased, as author of PlotJuggler ;)
Looks great! I have been using kst https://kst-plot.kde.org/ for almost a decade for plotting live csv data streams from place but plot juggler could be a total substitute. Thanks for sharing
I also used KST many years ago and it was surely a big source of inspiration, but I think that PlotJuggler offer a much more intuitive interface. But of course I am biased, as author of PlotJuggler ;)
I am not sure of the development status of kst these days I think it does everything’s it’s authors need it to do. Airbus may have moved on to an internal tool. The list is very quiet. So hopefully it doesn’t disappear but I will surely check out plotjuggler.
There may be a market for you to sell it to scada and HMI companies like Rockwell AVEVA Schneider etc since many of them have pretty old school built in plotting functionality
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Very fancy website. Do you have fancy documentation? This looks really cool. I want to stream data via zmq in json format but i don't see any examples of what the json looks like.
In the app itself there is a visual "Cheatsheet", but this particular piece of information is not there. Give it a try, it should be quite self explaining. If you have any issue, get in touch on Github Issues.
I've been using PlotJuggler for a good couple of years now and it's one of the go to tools for debugging robotics systems for me. I'm sure it had saved me a good couple of days of my life!
Ha! I haven't seen that before. That's clever.
(sorry, I have no comment on the project itself - I don't do plotting-related work much at all)