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Ideas #24
Ideas #24
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How about "smart" handling of columns/attributes that make use of |
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Feature request: A way to do pivot tables. |
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This may be out of the scope of this gem, but the ability to add a moving average line to graphs would be awesome. |
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up! |
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+1 for embeddable charts |
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Idea: Next to schema (or even query), show erd (https://github.com/amatsuda/erd or https://github.com/voormedia/rails-erd) if respective gem is available. Btw are you okay with "lazy" idea contributions as comments in this thread? |
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idea: Use liquid to build the sql queries:
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smart variable -> chage null by '%' when nothing is selected on select box |
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idea: When a user has lots of pins to display it would be really handy if you can just order records by date of creation and make the corresponding pin stand out when you hover over a certain line in the table below Mapbox area. Actually, I've tried to implement it myself but from what I found it's not a trivial task and unfortunately I don't have enough time at the moment. |
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Allow for optional "schema" support. ( Would help "organize" domain-specific schemas as per "best practices" (not using the |
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Got another idea Could we somehow give Blazer a hint that a bar chart should be stacked? |
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Not sure if you want ideas here (lazily, as @fwolfst mentioned), or as separate issues. Let us know, I'm happy to break mine out into their own issues. Another idea: Somehow allow for smart variable selections to accept multiple values. One solution might be if a smart variable is "plural", allow for multi-select. So, P.S. Are you accepting PRs for ideas? I might start tinkering, but I don't want to waste my time if you don't find value in the ideas. |
Done