hpdp High Performance Data Processing is a visualization and analytics framework. The core subsystems are a fast data scraper, which acts as a lightweight server, and the translation subsystem, which visualizes the dataset.
The visualization subsystem is a customizable framework providing APIs that expose chart, layout, and interactivity specification.
A single user can script a disposable single-page report or set of charts with minimal effort. hpdp uses SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) as the chart and shapes format.
hpdp has two implementations: a completed, workable port in Java and an incomplete x86_64 assembly version with flatassembler g (fasmg) and with a C interface.
- port: The java port may receive some small enhancements and fixes in the short term. Building svg output has some quirks with padding sections (regions) and requires manual tweaking.
- core: The assembly main version will ideally receive the next set of enhancements and reach completion. The datap and rep projects will provide the heavy lifting on the backend and the formatting/layout representation respectively. Since the hpdp port reached a usable proof-of-concept status, the remaining main assembly version requirements have been made clear.
hpdp provides:
- Area charts, data tables
- Data aggregation and sorting
- Tooltips to show expanded values
- Status and health indicators: Leverage hpdp views as project summary and project health dashboards.
- svg is part of the HTML standard, so hpdp output is very portable.
The hpdp port should compile or execute on most systems, including:
- Windows
- Linux
- Mac