Try it out at https://heavyai.github.io/skewt-chart
This is a port of https://github.com/dfelix/skewt-js, which is technically unlicensed.
IANAL. I don't know if this is a problem. The React code is all new, but it's clearly inspired.
The css is exact.
You too can learn more about skew-t charts: https://medium.com/@WeatherDecTech/part-1-have-you-heard-of-a-skew-t-diagram-and-do-you-know-what-they-are-used-for-5e4033b70681
And even more! https://medium.com/p/c58e91319222
To build:
npm run build
npm run rollup
(commit everything and push)
update the git hash in Immerse's package.json
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