Mac Home Automation

XTdb 3.6.6 Beta 1 (6/10/2026)

Download: XTdb 3.6.6 beta 1

• Arrow keys work to navigate the database window again
• re-enabled the Get Graph Data verb.
• Added the “saving to” parameter to the Get Graph Data verb so that you can save the graph to a file directly. If you include this parameter then no data will be returned from the verb, if you do not include it then the verb behaves as it always has returning the raw binary data of the PNG image.
• Made the MaxWidth and MaxHeight parameters of the Get Graph Data verb properly optional. If they are not included it will be the native size of the graph as created for XTension display.

Note that in order to do the above it is necessary to pause the main thread of the app while the graph is generated by the rendering threads. There may be unintended consequences of this. If you use this on a graph that you are also showing live it may send an update with the altered graph date. Please get in touch with any issues or questions so that I can get it sorted fully for a release.

If you do not specify a Start Date then the current date will be used.

Usage:

set graphDate to (current date) - 4 * days

tell application "XTdb"
	set myData to GetGraphData "graph1" StartDate graphDate MaxWidth 300 MaxHeight 300
end tell

And then do something with the myData, probably save it to a file. The data will be in PNG format.

Or if you’re saving to disk directly then something like:

set graphDate to (current date) - 1 * days
set myFile to (POSIX File “/Users/dude/Documents/Very\ Important\ Graph.png”)

tell application “XTdb”
         GetGraphData “important graph” StartDate graphDate saving to myFile
end tell