FieldDisplay interface
Signature
export interface FieldDisplay
Import
import { FieldDisplay } from '@grafana/data';
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| colIndex | number |
|
| display | DisplayValue |
|
| field | FieldConfig |
|
| getLinks | () => LinkModel[] |
|
| hasLinks | boolean |
|
| name | string |
|
| rowIndex | number |
|
| sparkline | FieldSparkline |
|
| view | DataFrameView |
colIndex property
Signature
colIndex?: number;
display property
Signature
display: DisplayValue;
field property
Signature
field: FieldConfig;
getLinks property
Signature
getLinks?: () => LinkModel[];
hasLinks property
Signature
hasLinks: boolean;
name property
Signature
name: string;
rowIndex property
Signature
rowIndex?: number;
sparkline property
Signature
sparkline?: FieldSparkline;
view property
Signature
view?: DataFrameView;
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