Timegraph

Timegraph .time()

Warning: The Timegraph extension isn't required by default, you would need to include at "gun/lib/time.js"

A Timegraph allows you to store and retrieve data that is stored at a relative time.

.time( function(data, key, time) )

Subscribes to all future events that occur on the Timegraph

• data : The data in the node retrieved
• key : The key name of the node retrieved
• time : The time that the node was uploaded

.time( function(data, key, time), num)

Subscribes to all future events that occur on the Timegraph and retrieve a specified number of old events

• data : The data in the node retrieved
• key : The key name of the node retrieved
• time : The time that the node was uploaded
• num : The number of past nodes to retrieve

.time( data )

Pushes data to a Timegraph with it's time set to Gun.state()'s time

Example

You will need a reference to a node to store a timegraph in.

var node = Gun.get("<Your Node Here>");

Warning: As of now a Timegraph can only be stored inside one of the top level nodes. Eg. You can do 'gun.get().get()'

Once You have your node you can use any of the .time() methods on it.