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As the title may imply I am brand new to Charts.js and I am looking for some guidance. I recently have worked with a STM32H7 project that is based off of an example application for a web server based on Azure RTOS and NetXDuo. The web server application uses html scripts that relies on cdnjs to provide a demo of some charts and widgets. The demo is dreadfully slow as it spends a lot of time waiting on the internet connection to provide library access to the various elements employed. This may be due to the connection scheme which goes from the Evaluation board to my PC via CAT5 and through my PC WiFi out to the internet. This is just an overview and not the heart of the query. At the heart is more about Charts.js and how it might replace the cdnjs implementation. Specifically, would it be possible to have access to charts and other widgets in a system that was air gapped from the internet. My final target application would be in system where only a local network is implemented and the web server was simply a tool to allow access to the application hardware/firmware status as a back door and provide for factory bring-up and calibration. This would be a stand alone system. Does this sound like Chart.js might be a fit or not?
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As the title may imply I am brand new to Charts.js and I am looking for some guidance. I recently have worked with a STM32H7 project that is based off of an example application for a web server based on Azure RTOS and NetXDuo. The web server application uses html scripts that relies on cdnjs to provide a demo of some charts and widgets. The demo is dreadfully slow as it spends a lot of time waiting on the internet connection to provide library access to the various elements employed. This may be due to the connection scheme which goes from the Evaluation board to my PC via CAT5 and through my PC WiFi out to the internet. This is just an overview and not the heart of the query. At the heart is more about Charts.js and how it might replace the cdnjs implementation. Specifically, would it be possible to have access to charts and other widgets in a system that was air gapped from the internet. My final target application would be in system where only a local network is implemented and the web server was simply a tool to allow access to the application hardware/firmware status as a back door and provide for factory bring-up and calibration. This would be a stand alone system. Does this sound like Chart.js might be a fit or not?
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