We are working with high precision data for simulation. It needs nanosecond level support. Does Echart support that today ? If not, is this feature coming ?
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按热度按时间vlurs2pr1#
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njthzxwz2#
The time precision of browsers is limited. You can use
valueaxis to present nanosecond..wnrlj8wa3#
@pissang That means values have to use BigInt