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Hi @spectr747 this is an experimental feature that I wrote many years ago. I'll have to look into the current crossfilter APIs to see what they use now instead of filterFunction.
Thought I would check the repo before trying to answer the question, and I'm glad that @spectr747 posted it here as well.
TBH I didn't understand the question until I read your response, @lastlegion.
The crossfilter API hasn't changed in any backward-incompatible way. I think what changed is that dc.js switched to using the more efficient filterRange and filterExact methods, instead of always using filterFunction.
That said, I haven't dug into this repo to understand how it works, so I could be wrong. Hope to give it a try this week, unless someone beats me to it.
I moved calculations to the server side, because data is large.
I want to draw dc.seriesChart, but after specifying date range
.x(d3.scaleTime().domain([minDate, maxDate]))
an error appears on page load:
I'm using the crossfilter express pattern from lastlegion/dc.js-server-side-crossfilter.
app.js
public/js/script.js
This link question on stackoverflow - https://stackoverflow.com/q/64193027/7556914
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