Produce a list of "nice" integers.

Produce a list of "nice" floats.

Will get you around the amount of numbers you pass it, although it will prioritize getting "nice" numbers.

Will get you closer to the amount of numbers you pass it, although not actually exactly, since you still want decently "nice" numbers.

P.S. If you have a better name for this function, please contact me.

The upper and lower bound of your numbers/timestamps.

Makes evenly spaced floats.

Arguments:

1. A number which must be in your resulting numbers (commonly 0).
2. The interval between your numbers.
3. The range which your numbers must be between.

Intervals.custom 45 10 (Range 25 100)
-- ^ Makes [ 25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 75, 85, 95 ]


Intervals.custom 30 20 (Range 25 100)
-- ^ Makes [ 30, 50, 70, 90 ]

Produce a list of "nice" dates.

Arguments:

1. The timezone which the chart is being shown in.

2. The maximum amount of times you'd like to have produced.

3. The beginning timestamp (as a float for chart convenience)

4. The ending timestamp (as a float for chart convenience)

A timestamp with extra info helpful for formatting. Explanation:

• ** timestamp ** is the position where the tick goes on the axis.
• ** isFirst ** is whether this is the first tick or not.
• ** interval ** is the interval at which all the ticks are spaced.
• ** change ** is a Just when the tick is changing to a larger unit than used in the interval. E.g. if the interval is 2 hours, then this will be a Just Day when the day changes. Useful if you want a different formatting for those ticks!

You can format your tick label differently based on it's unit.