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This is going to be a simple discussion post on the frontend design for BackBond (or whatever we will decide the name to be for the project later on).
I talked to my dad and he told me that for the start of the project, he just wants a basic graph with a date on the x-axis, and a value on the y-axis for each date for in the selected column (e.g. 10 year, 2 year, or 3 month.). To put it in perspective better, you can refer to this image:
For instance, an entry could have the date holding the value of "01/03/2023" with a value of 4.40 which is under the 2 year column. This should be a relatively easy task given how versatile the BackBond API is. An example query to the API could look like the following:
This request is similar to what I described previously, but instead of querying from a single date, it queries from the date range: "2023-01-03" to "2023-01-10" (6 days). Later in development of the frontend, it would also be nice to choose between viewing the different columns and querying from a specified date range because BackBond supports these features.
Ok that's all. If there are any questions, you can reply with them below.
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This is going to be a simple discussion post on the frontend design for BackBond (or whatever we will decide the name to be for the project later on).
I talked to my dad and he told me that for the start of the project, he just wants a basic graph with a
date
on the x-axis, and avalue
on the y-axis for each date for in the selected column (e.g. 10 year, 2 year, or 3 month.). To put it in perspective better, you can refer to this image:For instance, an entry could have the
date
holding the value of "01/03/2023" with avalue
of 4.40 which is under the 2 year column. This should be a relatively easy task given how versatile the BackBond API is. An example query to the API could look like the following:This request is similar to what I described previously, but instead of querying from a single
date
, it queries from thedate
range: "2023-01-03" to "2023-01-10" (6 days). Later in development of the frontend, it would also be nice to choose between viewing the different columns and querying from a specified date range because BackBond supports these features.Ok that's all. If there are any questions, you can reply with them below.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: