Display a message to the user when a fluctuation occurs #30
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What does this do?
Part of #26
This makes it obvious to the user when the currently selected process has jumped or drastically decreased in CPU usage by an interval of 30%.
Option 1 for the design was to use the exact Polaris layout:
What I did initially:
What I changed for fun (cause who doesn't love expressing themselves with emojis):
How is this accomplished?
...An embarrassing collection of layered circles and text fields.
The container header is literally created with 2 em dashes with a large font size. That's how I made a rectangle that I could change the background colour of.
How I copied emojis/text icons: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Check_mark
Instability logic:
Array: [41, 10]
If 10 < (41 - 30)Array: [10, 41]
If 41 > (10 + 30)