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You can install the CSV plugin using grafana-cli, or by downloading the plugin manually.
Install using grafana-cli
To install the latest version of the plugin, run the following command on the Grafana server:
In linux/macos, you will be installing using the following command
grafana-cli plugins install marcusolsson-csv-datasourcewhereas in windows machine, use the following command
grafana-cli.exe plugins install marcusolsson-csv-datasourceInstall manually
Go to Releases on the GitHub project page
Find the release you want to install
Download the release by clicking the release asset called
marcusolsson-csv-datasource-<version>.zip. You may need to uncollapse the Assets section to see it.Install the plugin into the Grafana plugins directory. In the linux/macos, use the following command
grafana-cli --pluginUrl ./marcusolsson-csv-datasource-<version>.zip plugins install marcusolsson-csv-datasourcewhereas in windows, use the following command
grafana-cli.exe --pluginUrl marcusolsson-csv-datasource-<version>.zip plugins install marcusolsson-csv-datasourceRestart the Grafana server to load the plugin
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