AnnotationQuery interface
This JSON object is stored in the dashboard json model.
Signature
export interface AnnotationQuery<TQuery extends DataQuery = DataQuery>
Import
import { AnnotationQuery } from '@grafana/data';
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| builtIn | number |
|
| datasource | DatasourceRef | string | null |
|
| enable | boolean |
|
| hide | boolean |
|
| iconColor | string |
|
| mappings | AnnotationEventMappings |
|
| name | string |
|
| snapshotData | any |
|
| target | TQuery |
|
| type | string |
builtIn property
Signature
builtIn?: number;
datasource property
Signature
datasource?: DatasourceRef | string | null;
enable property
Signature
enable: boolean;
hide property
Signature
hide?: boolean;
iconColor property
Signature
iconColor: string;
mappings property
Signature
mappings?: AnnotationEventMappings;
name property
Signature
name: string;
snapshotData property
Signature
snapshotData?: any;
target property
Signature
target?: TQuery;
type property
Signature
type?: string;
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