The icons were made with Inkscape. This tool does not care
for file size. By rewriting the icons by hand I could reduce
the file size siginificantly. E.g. 6.1kb to 441 bytes for
cumulative-distribution-chart.svg.
Generating all images for a gallery view can take
long. It might not be obvious when the computation
is done, because there is no progress indicator.
Fixed by adding a progress bar.
You might want to abort the computation. E.g.
because you already found what you were looking
for or you want to change the parameters.
This can now be done by clicking 'Abort'.
Note, it does not abort the current computation.
We do not know which fields exist at compile time.
But it is a great help to have some pre-selected
fields in groupBy.
Solved by adding a configuration option.
Making the filter panel thinner by 18%. To do this
we moved the date range next to the query box.
The thinner filter box gives us more width for the plot.
We are now adding the daterangepicker without Angular. This is a little
bit dirty, because we have to load jquery, moment and daterangepicker
manually via script tags, but it works without major hassle.
It is (again) surprisingly hard to find a decent date+time-range
picker that works with Angular. Daterangepicker, which I used with
my VueJS application does not work with Angular. I can't get the
angularized version
https://github.com/fragaria/angular-daterangepicker) to work either.
And and a native Angular date picker
(https://github.com/GNURub/ngx-daterangepicker) doesn't work either.
