rrd_graph

(PECL rrd >= 0.9.0)

rrd_graph — Creates image from a data

说明

rrd_graph ( string $filename , array $options ) : array

Creates image for a particular data from RRD file.

参数

filename: The filename to output the graph to. This will generally end in either .png, .svg or .eps, depending on the format you want to output.
options: Options for generating image. See man page of rrd graph for all possible options. All options (data definitions, variable defintions, etc.) are allowed.

返回值

Array with information about generated image is returned, false when error occurs.

User Contributed Notes

geekcom 10-Jan-2020 04:20


For a rrdgraph doc/man page see:



https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E88353_01/html/E37839/rrdgraph-1.html

Anonymous 09-Jan-2020 02:48


This documentation page is useless ... 



"See man page of rrd graph for all possible options"



I thought I am looking at the documentation, of not, why not provide a link ?

info at ukee dot nl 27-Feb-2015 09:39


When using style features like:  --font TITLE:13:Times

use in your code: --font=TITLE:13:Times



the "=" is missing in the documentation

Anonymous 30-Jul-2013 11:16


When I add 



--font AXIS:8:



into $options, 



I receive the next error:



PNG creation error: unknown option '--font AXIS:8:'



According to docs from rrdtool site the right syntax is:



[-n|--font FONTTAG:size:[font]]



This lets you customize which font to use for the various text elements on the RRD graphs. DEFAULT sets the default value for all elements, TITLE for the title, AXIS for the axis labels, UNIT for the vertical unit label, LEGEND for the graph legend, WATERMARK for the watermark on the edge of the graph.



Use Times for the title: --font TITLE:13:Times



Note that you need to quote the argument to --font if the font-name contains whitespace: --font "TITLE:13:Some Font"



If you do not give a font string you can modify just the size of the default font: --font TITLE:13:.

Dk 05-Jul-2013 05:55


You can get the latest RRD Error by simply doing print_r(rrd_error()) immediately after the rrd_graph() call.

Matt C 13-May-2012 08:38


Note; apache server requires write access to the folder in which the image is to be created otherwise no image file is produced, and (unhelpfully) no error is generated.