DataSourceWithLogsContextSupport interface
Data sources that allow showing context rows around the provided LowRowModel should implement this method. This will enable “context” button in Logs Panel.
Signature
export interface DataSourceWithLogsContextSupport
Import
import { DataSourceWithLogsContextSupport } from '@grafana/data';
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| getLogRowContext | <TContextQueryOptions extends {}>(row: LogRowModel, options?: TContextQueryOptions) => Promise<DataQueryResponse> |
Retrieve context for a given log row |
Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| showContextToggle(row) | This method can be used to show “context” button based on runtime conditions (for example row model data or plugin settings, etc.) |
getLogRowContext property
Retrieve context for a given log row
Signature
getLogRowContext: <TContextQueryOptions extends {}>(row: LogRowModel, options?: TContextQueryOptions) => Promise<DataQueryResponse>;
showContextToggle method
This method can be used to show “context” button based on runtime conditions (for example row model data or plugin settings, etc.)
Signature
showContextToggle(row?: LogRowModel): boolean;
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| row | LogRowModel |
Returns:
boolean
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