PanelModel interface
Signature
export interface PanelModel<TOptions = any, TCustomFieldConfig = any>
Import
import { PanelModel } from '@grafana/data';
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| alert | any |
alerting v1 object |
| datasource | DataSourceRef | null |
The datasource used in all targets |
| description | string |
Description |
| fieldConfig | FieldConfigSource<TCustomFieldConfig> |
Field options configuration |
| id | number |
ID of the panel within the current dashboard |
| options | TOptions |
Panel options |
| pluginVersion | string |
Version of the panel plugin |
| targets | DataQuery[] |
The queries in a panel |
| title | string |
Panel title |
alert property
alerting v1 object
Signature
alert?: any;
datasource property
The datasource used in all targets
Signature
datasource?: DataSourceRef | null;
description property
Description
Signature
description?: string;
fieldConfig property
Field options configuration
Signature
fieldConfig: FieldConfigSource<TCustomFieldConfig>;
id property
ID of the panel within the current dashboard
Signature
id: number;
options property
Panel options
Signature
options: TOptions;
pluginVersion property
Version of the panel plugin
Signature
pluginVersion?: string;
targets property
The queries in a panel
Signature
targets?: DataQuery[];
title property
Panel title
Signature
title?: string;
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