These last few days, I have worked on debugging and enhancing the Solar Energy Project Dashboard application. I began by resolving import errors due to typos, such as correcting 'chartis-adapter-date-fns' to 'chartjs-adapter-date-fns', and ensured all necessary Chart.js components were properly imported and registered. I fixed the 'setMultiplier is not a function' error in MultiplierSlider.js by correctly using the onMultiplierChange prop instead of an undefined setMultiplier. In SolarForecastGraph.js, I updated the component to include both “PV Estimate Live” and “PV Estimate Forecast” datasets, allowing both lines to appear on the graph.

I also addressed issues with data updating in response to the multiplier slider. By adding detailed console logs and displaying key data points directly in the app, I verified that the data fetched from the API updates correctly when the multiplier changes. I ensured that the backend API in app.py correctly applies the multiplier to both estimates and returns a larger dataset. Finally, I cleaned up the user interface by removing unwanted debugging text and duplicate “Current Multiplier” displays, resulting in a functional and user-friendly dashboard that accurately reflects changes made via the multiplier slider.