Dashboard Stats File Upload Block for Solid

Nothing about a day is typed by hand. A seeded function at module scope makes each of the 180 days from the as-of date: uploads with a weekday rhythm and slow growth, how they split by type and by person, how many failed, how many bytes they weigh and how much was served. The period switch only slices that series. Totals, shares, deltas, the busiest day and the bars are all derived from the slice, and the previous period is the slice just before it.

Each cell compares its total with the same number of days immediately before the chosen period, so 30 days is set against the 30 before it. Uploads, storage and bandwidth show a percentage change; the failure rate shows the change in percentage points. The numbers are signed with a real minus sign and read left to right in any language.

The bars are decorative and hidden from assistive technology. The same facts are in text: the range and the busiest day above and below the plot, and a table with a caption lists every day's uploads and failures. The period switch is a labelled group with the chosen period pressed, and the status line says what the new period holds.

Yes. They are split by largest remainder, so rounding never leaves 99 or 101, and each bar is drawn against the largest type rather than against the whole so small types stay visible.

All of it: the numbers are sample data and nothing is measured. To wire it, replace SERIES with your analytics API's daily rows (uploads by type and person, failures, bytes, bytes served) and keep the slicing; add a longer span if you offer a longer period.