Hi folks,
Is there a way to "go back in time" in the server's UI?
I found a way to replay data (esp. a trace), but this looks different from what a user saw in the UI the first time. For instance, when replaying, I'm missing the circles showing the uncertainty.
I checked the UI and skimmed the source-code, but I didn't find something nice so far.
Background: I'm interested in discussing the UX of Traccar for academic purposes. I've recorded some data from Jammertest 2025 and I'd like to check how this was communicated to the user. Is there a way to "set" the time of view in the UI?
If not, is there a way to manually roll back and present the UI at a certain point in time, e.g. for testing? Is there something in JUnit, Spring, etc. infrastructure that supports this? I'd expect that a similar approach might be needed for automated testing of the server's UI based on provided test data.
It'd be great if you could help me here.
Thanks,
yanosz
Is there a way to "set" the time of view in the UI?
No. There are reports to look at the old data, but there's no way to return back in time on the main screen.
Hi folks,
Is there a way to "go back in time" in the server's UI?
I found a way to replay data (esp. a trace), but this looks different from what a user saw in the UI the first time. For instance, when replaying, I'm missing the circles showing the uncertainty.
I checked the UI and skimmed the source-code, but I didn't find something nice so far.
Background: I'm interested in discussing the UX of Traccar for academic purposes. I've recorded some data from Jammertest 2025 and I'd like to check how this was communicated to the user. Is there a way to "set" the time of view in the UI?
If not, is there a way to manually roll back and present the UI at a certain point in time, e.g. for testing? Is there something in JUnit, Spring, etc. infrastructure that supports this? I'd expect that a similar approach might be needed for automated testing of the server's UI based on provided test data.
It'd be great if you could help me here.
Thanks,
yanosz