Last 24 hours not today

[derivadow]

Because data is graphed from midnight to midnight (for the current day) it means you have no historical data soon after midnight + reduced data for the entire day. It would be better if the data was displayed as the previous 24 hours.

[dhermanns]

Hi Tom! You will have 24 hours of historical data right after midnight: that is the gray line. You will have to swipe to the right to see it. Tom Scott <[email protected]> schrieb am Sa. 8. Aug. 2020 um 01:20:

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Because data is graphed from midnight to midnight (for the current day) it means you have no historical data soon after midnight + reduced data for the entire day. It would be better if the data was displayed as the previous 24 hours. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#102>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAYPBFM33F37BBYWK3P6HOLR7SD5DANCNFSM4PYD3VPA> .

[derivadow]

Hi, that's fair enough. Nonetheless the ux is quite different before and after midnight: at just after midnight you get 24 hours of data, just before 48 hours of data (and so easy to cross reference). IMHO a 24 hour view would be an improvement.

[dhermanns]

Yes - that‘s right. But therefore a major redesign. And right now I have other things on the list that can‘t be done at all. But maybe someone else would like to implement it. I will leave this open as a feature request.

[dhermanns]

Thinking about this more: What I love about the current implementation is: You could swipe to the left and will always stop at the beginning of the day. That would change when having the sliding 24h window. And that what is always confusing for me when using the nightscout website.

[derivadow]

I can see 100% this isn't a priority (only affects people with poor sleep patterns and those on night shifts). And yes I agree about the advantage vs the Nightscout site. I wonder if that is why other systems provide both views (last 24 hours + per day).