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@akshithrk The tooltip works fine for me using the code from the example codepen. Need to show your code. Can you recreate it in a codepen?

I second this but for a different reason, I'm trying to display some sensor data. The data is a temperature reading. Because all the readings are between lets say, 72-76...

@csharpengineer I fixed this issue for my own use anyways. Should work for yours. Using the same method as in the source I calculate the minimum and maximum values. ```...

@happytm I created a codepen using the example adding in my code Its using the BTC price which isn't a great example of data that doesn't work but you can...

@happytm After doing that I decided to make another pen that actually showed the issue better. As you can see in this one the line is almost flat when you're...

The coverage reduced because I don't test the event, but the event isn't tested for the regular remove either

For anyone who might need this in the future one caviat of this code, it removes the listeners for removeListener and newListener. Thats nothing new as the main code does...

Each listener would need a dedicated port but multiple instances of websockify could be created within one node instance. I haven't tested this at all, but something like this should...

@lvbirui See the answer in the other similar issue. You are correct. You actually need to do a require for each instance by the looks of it

You can just make multiple instances ``` let websockify = [] websockify[0] = require('@maximegris/node-websockify'); websockify[1] = require('@maximegris/node-websockify'); websockify[2] = require('@maximegris/node-websockify'); websockify[0]({ source: '127.0.0.1:8081', target: 'remoteServerIp:5901' }); websockify[1]({ source: '127.0.0.1:8082', target:...