Field interface
Signature
export interface Field<T = any, V = Vector<T>>
Import
import { Field } from '@grafana/data';
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| config | FieldConfig |
Meta info about how field and how to display it |
| display | DisplayProcessor |
Convert a value for display |
| getLinks | (config: ValueLinkConfig) => Array<LinkModel<Field>> |
Get value data links with variables interpolated |
| labels | Labels |
|
| name | string |
Name of the field (column) |
| state | FieldState | null |
Cached values with appropriate display and id values |
| type | FieldType |
Field value type (string, number, etc) |
| values | V |
config property
Meta info about how field and how to display it
Signature
config: FieldConfig;
display property
Convert a value for display
Signature
display?: DisplayProcessor;
getLinks property
Get value data links with variables interpolated
Signature
getLinks?: (config: ValueLinkConfig) => Array<LinkModel<Field>>;
labels property
Signature
labels?: Labels;
name property
Name of the field (column)
Signature
name: string;
state property
Cached values with appropriate display and id values
Signature
state?: FieldState | null;
type property
Field value type (string, number, etc)
Signature
type: FieldType;
values property
Signature
values: V;
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