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client: Waterleveldiagram Since there is no convention for the nameing of reference waterlevels we have to do some guesswork. Levels containing /HDC/ are considered hdc and ldc accordingly are determined by /LDC/. For now, we assume having only a max of one LDC and one HDC. If there are multiple instances of LDC and HDC, LDCs are red and HDCs are green.
author Fadi Abbud <fadi.abbud@intevation.de>
date Fri, 02 Aug 2019 12:59:23 +0200
parents 7959f62d3051
children 552ea22ed266
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42 }, 42 },
43 methods: { 43 methods: {
44 sortTable(sorting) { 44 sortTable(sorting) {
45 this.sortColumn = sorting.sortColumn; 45 this.sortColumn = sorting.sortColumn;
46 this.sortDirection = sorting.sortDirection; 46 this.sortDirection = sorting.sortDirection;
47 }
48 }
49 };
50 /**
51 * Since the names of LDC and HDC aren't normalized, we have to do guesswork
52 * best fit is key with HDC or LDC in it
53 */
54 export const refwaterlevels = {
55 methods: {
56 determineLDCHDC(refWaterLevels) {
57 let HDC =
58 refWaterLevels[Object.keys(refWaterLevels).find(e => /HDC/.test(e))];
59 let LDC =
60 refWaterLevels[Object.keys(refWaterLevels).find(e => /LDC/.test(e))];
61 return { LDC, HDC };
47 } 62 }
48 } 63 }
49 }; 64 };
50 65
51 export const diagram = { 66 export const diagram = {