Changeset f2c9e20 in OpenWorkouts-current
- Timestamp:
- Mar 12, 2019, 6:39:46 PM (5 years ago)
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- current
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- 3ac70ca
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- aedefa8
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ow/static/js/ow.js
raedefa8 rf2c9e20 493 493 d3.json(url, {credentials: "same-origin"}).then(function (data) { 494 494 495 var min_date = d3.min(data, function(d) { 496 return new Date(d.day); 497 }); 498 499 var max_date = d3.max(data, function(d) { 500 return new Date(d.day); 501 }); 495 if (data.length == 0){ 496 // No data for this month, go on with an empty month. 497 var url_year = url.match(/year=([^&]+)/); 498 var url_month = url.match(/month=([^&]+)/); 499 if (url_year != null && url_month != null) { 500 // if year/month has been passed in the url to retrieve 501 // workout data, use that to build the current month range. 502 // 503 // url_month is 1-12, while js Date() expects 0-11, so we use 504 // the currently selected month number as the next month and we 505 // use the previous number as the min date (start of the month) 506 var min_date = new Date(url_year[1], url_month[1] - 1); 507 var max_date = new Date(url_year[1], url_month[1]) 508 } 509 else { 510 // otherwise, get the current month range 511 var min_date = new Date(); 512 var max_date = new Date(); 513 max_date.setDate(min_date.getDate() + 1); 514 } 515 } 516 else { 517 // We have got some workout data, build the min/max dates 518 // from the workouts data, so we can build the proper month 519 // range 520 var min_date = d3.min(data, function(d) { 521 return new Date(d.day); 522 }); 523 524 var max_date = d3.max(data, function(d) { 525 return new Date(d.day); 526 }); 527 } 502 528 503 529 // sunday-starting week:
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