This tool comes out of necessity, as I needed something to get a quicker way to access the sales of my MyMiniFactory store while retrieving the right kind of data. In particular (not all are implemented yet):
- Tracking together the sales of a group of different products
- Visualizing a moving average of the sales
- Defining groups of products, with partial % of individual products, in case of collaborative projects
- Not relying on the MMF archive solely. If one day a wipe occurs it's good to have a second tool to keep tracking.
Live Demo (updated April 26th 2023): https://test.thelazyforger.com/mff-chart/ - Note that you'll have to load your own .csv files. The files are loaded locally, and nothing is sent to our server.
For the moment the tool works through npm and webpack.
Install webpack: npm install --save-dev webpack webpack-cli ts-loader
Same for echarts: npm install --save echarts
And for papaparse: npm install --save papaparse
To avoid local paths to mess stuff up, I've added webpack as part of the local scripts of the package.json. this way, you can package the project every time you call npm run build.
I'd recommend the "Live Server" plugin for VSCode to open your solution locally with one click, but I'm sure there's plenty of other options too.