Analysis Fixes: Graphs now scale + render time in Myanmar/Yangon time zone #428
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| " Reports" + | ||
| "</div><div>" + | ||
| d3.timeFormat("%b. %d %H:00")(d.date).replace(/\s0/g, " ") + | ||
| moment(d.data.date).tz("Asia/Yangon").format('MMM. Do hh:mm:ss') + |
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I should have said this earlier but I think since the Myanmar project is over, do we still want to make this change? We can maybe just make this change on the Myanmar server and not aggie repo. Lmk if I am missing somthing.
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This should fix graphs going off the screen, and the time zones being based on local user time. Note that I've added
moment-timezoneto the package.json, so you'll need tonpm ifor this one.