Phil

This solution walks the number of days from the left timestamp to the right timestamp regardless of how many points there are. I think sparse data is a non issue...

Hmm I was wrongly assuming that `u.valToPos` would give where the value would be if it were there if the data is sparse. Would have been a convenient shortcut! There...

Oh so my assumption was right? I just put in `for (let hour = 5; hour < 24; hour += 6) {` into the example code and I'm not sure...

I should also mention that if you don't consider `u.valToPos` to be "accessing the data", then this method actually doesn't access the data except for the max/min. So that's probably...

Out of curiosity I changed that section to: ```js mos.forEach((month, monthIdx) => { for (let day = 1; day < new Date(year, monthIdx + 1, 0).getDate(); day++) { for (let...

Hmmmm regarding my comment that I'm not finding the period before the first timestamp I'm not sure it's necessary. The plugin is for sure checking if the first timestamp is...

What probably threw you off is my silly use of: ```js let [s, end] = [u.data[0][0], u.data[0][u.data[0].length - 1]] ``` which really should have been ```js let [s, end] =...

I don't have strong opinions about this but here is some of the competition for ideas: https://semiotic.nteract.io/ https://canvasjs.com/react-charts/ https://vx-demo.now.sh/ https://software.es.net/react-timeseries-charts/#/ They are all react cause that's what I've explored mostly....

Should we make a plugins folder with the code for just plugins that can be used by the html files by the way? Some of the demos get very long...

This is the code that I needed to use: ```js // components/index.js // processed somehow import './bulma.css' export { default as Box } from 'reactbulma/lib/components/Box/Box' export { default as Button...