2020-02-15, 20:45
Hey all,
So I've been working on a little something recently. This records the player count every minute (was 15 minutes before, hence the recent change in resolution on the graph) via the API and logs it to a database. This is then pulled back from the database and represented on a graph when the user visits the page.
Example:
![[Image: 5YKFOrZ.png]](https://i.imgur.com/5YKFOrZ.png)
Visit it here.
It's a very simple use of the API, however in returns generates an interesting graph. Just thought I'd show it off
- Kyle
So I've been working on a little something recently. This records the player count every minute (was 15 minutes before, hence the recent change in resolution on the graph) via the API and logs it to a database. This is then pulled back from the database and represented on a graph when the user visits the page.
Example:
Visit it here.
It's a very simple use of the API, however in returns generates an interesting graph. Just thought I'd show it off
- Kyle