It is usually very difficult to debug Vega questions without having your data. To make it easier, please follow these steps to include data with your graph when posting:
- Reduce your data query to the smallest possible dataset, e.g. set the time range to 15 minutes. It will work as long as it is not empty and represents your data well enough.
- Open Browser Debugger (for Chrome, right click and click
Inspect
) - Switch to the
Console
tab - Copy the right command, paste it in the console at the
>
symbol and hit enter (check theschema
in your graph to see if you use Vega or Vega-Lite)
JSON.stringify(VEGA_DEBUG.vega_spec) // <-- if you use Vega
JSON.stringify(VEGA_DEBUG.vegalite_spec) // <-- if you use Vega-Lite
- Copy the entire result string into your post, or if it is too big, attach it as a file.
You can use VEGA_DEBUG
for more than just exporting raw code with data. See debugging docs. Examlpes:
VEGA_DEBUG.view.data('mydatasource')
-- shows data of a specific data source after all transformations. In Vega, use the data source names. Vega Lite automatically creates them for you - to see which ones were created, see theVEGA_DEBUG.vega_spec
data section.VEGA_DEBUG.view.signal('mysignal')
-- shows the current value of a signal.
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