StatsValue
The value, big, coloured by its property's ranges.
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Every widget, and an example screen for each use case, drawn by Stats itself over simulated readings. Switch to white-label and dress them in your own brand.
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Gauge
A dial over a scale, with the property's normal range and specification around it.
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Level
A level bar over a scale (tanks, batteries, disks), with the ranges under it.
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State
A word for a value (open, closed, running…), in the colour you choose.
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Target
How far a value is from its target, and which way.
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Duration
Uptime, or the time since something happened.
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Over time
Chart
Compare up to 4 values over time, with their limits and targets.
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Trend
The value, how much it changed over a time window, a small chart, and its lowest, average and highest.
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Timeline
What a property was over a time window, as coloured bands, with the share of each (running 78%…).
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Bar chart
Totals or averages per minute or hour.
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Spread
How often each value occurs (a histogram), and how much is outside normal.
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X vs Y
How one value depends on another, from reports holding both.
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Run time
How long and how often something was on (pumps, heaters, motors).
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Counter
How much a counter went up, and how fast (energy, water, parts).
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Status
Table
Several values in rows, with their state and age.
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Status grid
A dot per thing and property: many things at a glance.
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Out of range
Every property outside its ranges or gone old, of one thing or of the whole screen; errors first.
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Extras
Clock
The time, and proof the screen is live.
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QR code
Let people scan to open the live page on their phone.
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Image
A picture or a camera snapshot that refreshes.
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Text
A note, in plain text.
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Example screens
One for each use case, as an owner might build it, and as its viewers would see it on a live link, a TV or a website.
Workshops and plants
Machines with their run time, counters and next inspection, on the floor and on the office wall.
See the example →Cold chain and kitchens
Freezers and cold rooms with their temperature, door and compressor, and a sticker on each one.
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Temperature, humidity and CO₂ against their ranges, room by room, with the history to show.
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A Raspberry Pi's vitals in ten minutes, and a live badge in the project's README.
See the example →Events and streams
Live numbers over the video in OBS, and the same screen on a TV at the venue.
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A wall that rotates by itself and marks any problem on the screens not showing.
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