I am trying to get the plugin to work using an underlying sqlite database. time (as below) is a unix epoch, and I am correctly setting the country codes and values to metric and value. Despite this, I am unable to get this to work, despite the Query editor returning the appropriate rows:
The query I have so far is:
SELECT
strftime('%s', created_at) AS time,
country_code AS metric,
count(*) AS value
FROM artifacts
WHERE strftime('%s', created_at) > 0
GROUP BY
metric
ORDER BY
value DESC;
Unfortunately, the sqlitedb plugin does not support $__timeFilter which is what I have used in the past with this map plugin without issue. I am happy to sacrifice the dynamic data selection (i.e., $__timeFilter(time)), if I can get the map to draw anything at all, but the moment I move the WHERE clause, I get a Data error: TypeError: this.datapoints is undefined error.
If anyone has any thoughts as to how to get this working, I'd really appreciate it.
Hi there,
I am trying to get the plugin to work using an underlying sqlite database.
time
(as below) is a unix epoch, and I am correctly setting the country codes and values tometric
andvalue
. Despite this, I am unable to get this to work, despite the Query editor returning the appropriate rows:The query I have so far is:
Unfortunately, the sqlitedb plugin does not support
$__timeFilter
which is what I have used in the past with this map plugin without issue. I am happy to sacrifice the dynamic data selection (i.e.,$__timeFilter(time)
), if I can get the map to draw anything at all, but the moment I move the WHERE clause, I get aData error: TypeError: this.datapoints is undefined
error.If anyone has any thoughts as to how to get this working, I'd really appreciate it.