Added a simple heatmap based on retentionHeatmap that can be used for any 2-label data #42
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@leqilong What is the best way to move this PR forward? I can add the min.js if you tell me how -- I could make any other changes you want. I'm using this now in a mode report and it would be nice if I could just include it (which requires it to be hosted by mode) |
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Hi @loufranco, sorry for missing your PR. We use uglifyjs to minimize the alamode.js file. You can use this command to do so: As for the alamode.css file, we use csso. And the command is: |
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Ok @leqilong, I minified. Let me know if there's anything else I need to do. |
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@loufranco Thanks. I've deployed your changes. You should be able to start using it now. |
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I based this visualization on the retention heat map, but simplified it so I could use it on my more generic 2-label data.
I don't know what you use to minimize, but I could add a commit with the correct minimizations if you tell me how to do it.