I’m working on a project to connect 3rd party information to my website. I developed an internal database for the website and I am trying to create a “Hub” for the other three companies so the data is shared through my website but for members only. I also want to portray the data collections as a dashboard. Do you have any ideas on how I can approach this? Thank you so much!
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Im doing dashboards with code.
- Structure your data properly, do not overflow it.
- Query the right data
3)Once you have the raw data in your front end, you hafve to “clean it”, so you cab put in ur dashboard whatever you want - after you have cleaned your data, you have to use an HTML element to render and print whatever u want
You got some work to do.
First) Understand this exercise, open it in the editor read the code, then click on the HTML element to get the code example, copy that code and print it in Notepad++. Understand the HTML code (priotrity).
https://www.wix.com/corvid/example/chart.js-custom-element
Second) Read the Chart.js documentation, familiarize with it.
https://www.chartjs.org/
Optional plugin (cool ones)
https://chartjs-plugin-datalabels.netlify.app/
Third) Play with the Chartjs docs win the HTML element code, try to change colors, labels, cahrt typed, dynamic data, dynamic labels etc.
Fourth) Debug, get your code.
Fifth) Test more and you finally use ChartJs with the initial steps with your own data.
Enjoy!
Another thing, if your data its going to increas over time. Then keep in mind the data storage limitations, so far I know its 500kb per row. Therefore, if ur data keeps increasing ull face an issue.
To overcome that, I made a simple twerk explained on the following thread, the key is to automate it:
https://www.wix.com/corvid/forum/community-discussion/how-much-data-one-can-store-in-a-row-of-wix-data-collection-is-there-a-way-to-increase-the-limit/p-1/dl-5f6633c06fb07d0018ca90e5?origin=member_comments_page