I don't understand why you just add a new prop to the Stat component instead of actually fixing the issue.

Could you explain this to me?

Hi,

The actual issue is "due" to this code :

    abbreviateHashRate(n) {
      if (n < 1e3) return [Number(n.toFixed(1)), "H/s"];
      if (n >= 1e3 && n < 1e6) return [Number((n / 1e3).toFixed(1)), "kH/s"];
      if (n >= 1e6 && n < 1e9) return [Number((n / 1e6).toFixed(1)), "MH/s"];
      if (n >= 1e9 && n < 1e12) return [Number((n / 1e9).toFixed(1)), "GH/s"];
      if (n >= 1e12 && n < 1e15) return [Number((n / 1e12).toFixed(1)), "TH/s"];
      if (n >= 1e15 && n < 1e18) return [Number((n / 1e15).toFixed(1)), "PH/s"];
      if (n >= 1e18 && n < 1e21) return [Number((n / 1e18).toFixed(1)), "EH/s"];
      if (n >= 1e21) return [Number(+(n / 1e21).toFixed(1)), "ZH/s"];
    }, 

It transform the initial value (that I've copied in rawValue) to a modified value which is coherent with the suffix (kH/MH/etc)
So when you pass from 900MH to 1GH the stat component will say that 1 is inferior to 900 so the percent that will be displayed is -99% and not +11%

At this moment I've thought to two solutions:

• Check the suffix in the Stat Component to set the new and old value on the same suffix then do the percent (not the best/scalable)
• Send the rawValue to the component so it still have the "truncated" number to display value in the good suffix but use the real value to make the percent change (what I've done)

Maybe I've missed an other/better solution

Okay I see now.

Maybe a better way to do that could be use the abbreviateXXX function in the Stat component.

For example, we could add a modifier prop to the component, to pass a function to be used on the value to display.

So the component gets the raw value, and use the modifier on it for the display part.

What do you think? Maybe yours is better.

I guess that can be done, my concern is that on Lightning.vue the use of Stats is different from Bitcoin.vue and I don't know if adding a function as a props would be better/simpler in that case