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webapp/README.md

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-#webapp
+# webapp
+
 Flask web app for data visalization. Client side is built with [Chart.js](https://chartjs.org) and [justgage](https://github.com/toorshia/justgage) js libraries and jQuery.
 
 The app exposes a simple api for querying the database and source sensor status available at /api/*function*.  
 The functions are:
--/api/getData
-  -Method: GET, POST
-  -Number of samples can be specified with argument samples=*desired number*, defaults to 120 i.e 2 hours.
-  -Returns json with the datasets and information about sensor status
--/api/heartbeat
-  -Method: GET
-    -Returns json with status info and last received message timestamp
-  -Method: POST
-    -Reserved for internal use in reporting sensor status. Requires a secret to be set.
+
+- /api/getData
+  - Method: GET, POST
+  - Number of samples can be specified with argument samples=*desired number*, defaults to 120 i.e 2 hours.
+  - Returns json with the datasets and information about sensor status
+- /api/heartbeat
+  - Method: GET
+    - Returns json with status info and last received message timestamp
+  - Method: POST
+    - Reserved for internal use in reporting sensor status. Requires a secret to be set.
 
 The client side comprises of several parts:
--`templates/index.html` provides the basic html structure
--`static/styles/chartstyle.css` takes care of some basic styling and layout
--`static/main.js` script taking care of creating the plots and gauges, requesting data from server and updating the view every two minutes.
+
+- `templates/index.html` provides the basic html structure
+- `static/styles/chartstyle.css` takes care of some basic styling and layout
+- `static/main.js` script taking care of creating the plots and gauges, requesting data from server and updating the view every two minutes.