js/index-1.ts: seamless autorefresh support #4
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This patch adds seamless autorefresh. Every 60 seconds, the client will re-fetch the statistics data. Because the table is built in the background, it won't be modified until it's completely ready - all the browser has to do, essentially, is re-parse the HTML once it's pushed from generate_table into the DOM, a relatively fast operation compared to the other JS operations which have to happen for the table to be recreated. Signed-off-by: Amy Parker <amy@amyip.net>
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This patch adds seamless autorefresh. Every 60 seconds, the client will re-fetch the statistics data. Because the table is built in the background, it won't be modified until it's completely ready - all the browser has to do, essentially, is re-parse the HTML once it's pushed from generate_table into the DOM, a relatively fast operation compared to the other JS operations which have to happen for the table to be recreated.
Signed-off-by: Amy Parker amy@amyip.net