Open banburybill opened 4 years ago
This looks good -- I will try to give it some attention this week
Tried it out, looks great. Will it be pulled into the master?
Any thoughts on this PR?
We're close to using it in production here. We did have issues with Plotly panels showing red triangle warnings, but updating to Grafana 6.5.2 and the recent renderingCompleted()
fix has made all those go away.
Hi! Any update on this PR, I'd be awesome to have it.
Hi! Any chance of this getting implemented any time soon? Just started using Plotly and really miss having this feature to create bar charts with table data.
Tried to package this PR by following https://github.com/NatelEnergy/grafana-plotly-panel#building and https://github.com/NatelEnergy/grafana-plotly-panel#releasing on my fork. I would like to check the panel on my local Grafana test setup, but I failed. Package can be found on https://github.com/matawed/grafana-plotly-panel/releases/tag/v0.0.13
Registering the plugin works in Grafana, but if I like to create a new Plotly panel, then Grafana reports
"Dashboard init failed t.onAppEvent is not a function`
Used Grafana version v6.5.1 (1763a0f)
Anybody with the same issue?
The plugin is broken in newer versions of Grafana. I think @ryantxu has dropped support for it pretty much. Maybe, transferring maintainership of the plugin to someone else might be a good idea so that the plugin can be modernized (dataframes, compatibility, new features, etc.)
I've been looking for an easy way to draw bar charts in Grafana. Since Plotly can do bar charts, I figured adding bar charts to the chart types supported by your rather handy plugin might be good way ahead.
In the process I also ran into a requirement for bar charts where the number of traces depended on the data (e.g. charting the number of each different type of QTYPE in a set of DNS data). So I've also added what I've called 'autotrace' mode. For this, the input data must be 3 columns, respectively trace name, X, Y. A trace is created for each distinct trace name.