Social media stats graph on party detail page is missing

[Putr]

@GuruVII created a nice graph that's not showing up.

[j-h-s]

Any idea why this isn't showing up?
The API seems to be working, as far as I can see.

[GuruVII]

I have some inkling, but I currently can't check, because party pages don't work on my local deployment. My plan is to meet with Putr tommorow so he can help me set it up properly, so I can work on this :)

[GuruVII]

The main issue was the fact that the intent was that it shows data from the last 6 months and because there was no data, it showed nothing. But there was a bug, because .getMonth() gives a reuslt from 0-11 and I thought it was 1-12, so it never gave up to date results.

[j-h-s]

This seems to be working now.

[collentine]

Graph looks nice but doesn't collect at intervals. Only one first value and the current creating a linear graph.

[j-h-s]

This is (hopefully) just due to a lack of data. Give it some time and see if it fills out.

[GuruVII]

Perhaps I could add that it does not show the data unless there is at least 5 pieces of data available?

[j-h-s]

Maybe, I don't know. I think incomplete data is still better than nothing in this case.

[Putr]

@collentine We've had problems with the scraper - there's too much data so @j-h-s has been working on refactoring it.

[j-h-s]

This is starting to fill out slowly, but it's still only showing 2 or 3 data points and only from the past 3 months. Is this working as intended? There's definitely more data than that in the db.

Also, could we maybe add an option to change the scope of the graph (e.g. to display 3 months, 6 months or 1 year of data where available)?

[GuruVII]

I believe it is working as intended. The graph is suppsoed to show data for the last 6 months, but only one datapoint per 7 days.
This was done to avoid getting too many datapoints on the graph, but I guess I could make an if statement that first check, if there are too many data points to begin with.

[Putr]

This was done to avoid getting too many datapoints on the graph, but I guess I could make an if statement that first check, if there are too many data points to begin with.

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[j-h-s]

This should be working now. It was only an issue for a while last year due to a bug in the scraper, but that's been fixed now, so it shouldn't be a problem in the future.