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Having a specific data format for static data is not a big problem, since you can allways apply a transformation to your data. However, with streaming data the library should provide a method to transform the incoming data to the Proteic format. This could be solved passing a transform function to the datasource, that applies the transformation to each datum.
A typical time-series example could be the following:
At this moment Proteic datasources only work with the following data format:
Having a specific data format for static data is not a big problem, since you can allways apply a transformation to your data. However, with streaming data the library should provide a method to transform the incoming data to the Proteic format. This could be solved passing a transform function to the datasource, that applies the transformation to each datum.
A typical time-series example could be the following:
Incoming data:
Chart creation applying the transformation function:
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