TypeScript
obsidian-svelte
A Svelte component library for Obsidian development.
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Obsidian
TypeScript
SvelteBuild your first Obsidian plugin
A series of tutorials where I walk through different aspects of plugin development for Obsidian.
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Obsidian
Plugins
TypeScriptObsidian Projects
An Obsidian plugins that lets you manage and visualize notes for project management.
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Obsidian
TypeScript
SvelteGuiding panel users with a wizard
In Data frame design: Basics, I stressed the importance to document the data response that your panel plugin expects from the data source. While you can document it in your README, that would mean the user needs to switch to another tab to understand how to use your panel. In this post, I’ll share a different approach, that lets the user configure the query without leaving Grafana.
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Grafana
Plugins
TypeScriptHow to use template variables in your data source
Template variables enable users to create dashboards that change dynamically based on user input. Since variables have been around in Grafana for a long time, many users expect them to be supported for any data sources they install. In this post, I’ll share some tips on how you can use template variables in your data source plugin.
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Grafana
Plugins
TypeScriptGrafana data source for YNAB
An unofficial Grafana data source for You Need A Budget.
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TypeScript
Go
Grafana
PluginsHow to make user-configurable HTTP requests from your data source plugin
If your data source retrieves data from an official, well-defined API, you can simplify your data source configuration by only asking for the relevant data, such as the API token. However, if the user should be able to access data from any given HTTP endpoint, you probably want to let them configure things like authentication headers and query parameters to fit their needs. In this post, I’ll explain how you can build a configurable HTTP-based backend data source.
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Grafana
Plugins
TypeScript
GoHow to configure dimensions for your panel plugin
In this post, I want to share a pattern that I’m using for almost all my panel plugins. I call it panel dimensions.
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Grafana
Plugins
TypeScriptHow to migrate from BackendSrv.datasourceRequest() to BackendSrv.fetch()
If you’re building a data source plugin, chances are you want to make HTTP requests from your TypeScript code to a HTTP API somewhere.
In the past, the preferred way to make an HTTP request from your plugin was to use the BackendSrv.datasourceRequest(), which has been deprecated in favor of BackendSrv.fetch().
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Grafana
Plugins
TypeScriptHow to subscribe to Grafana application events
If you’re building a panel plugin, Grafana already provides the data you need to configure and render your panel. If not, you can retrieve the information you need from any of the runtime services, like BackendSrv and TemplateSrv. In some cases though, you want your plugin to react to changes outside of your plugin. For example, when the user hovers their cursor over data in another panel. In this post, you’ll learn how to make your plugin react to events in Grafana.
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Grafana
Plugins
TypeScriptPipe tricks for Obsidian
An Obsidian plugin that adds pipe tricks to the Wikilink format used by Obsidian
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TypeScript
Obsidian
PluginsVale for Obsidian
A Vale client for Obsidian.
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TypeScript
Obsidian
Plugins
ReactHelpers for Grafana plugin development
This repository contains various helper functions that I’ve found myself reimplementing for my plugins.
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TypeScript
Grafana
PluginsCalendar for Grafana
Display your query results as calendar events.
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TypeScript
Grafana
Plugins
React
Data VisualizationGantt for Grafana
A panel plugin for Grafana to visualize Gantt charts.
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TypeScript
Grafana
Plugins
React
Data VisualizationHexmap for Grafana
A Grafana panel plugin for hexagonal tiling of data.
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TypeScript
Grafana
Plugins
React
Data VisualizationCSV data source for Grafana
Load CSV files into Grafana.
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TypeScript
Go
Grafana
Plugins
ReactDynamic text for Grafana
Define text templates using the data from your data source query.
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TypeScript
Grafana
Plugins
ReactAll about plugins: Building your first panel plugin
Plugins amplify what you can do with Grafana. By creating your own custom visualizations and data source integrations you can bring in your own data and present it in a way that makes sense for you.
In this webinar, Solutions Engineer Christine Wang and Developer Advocate Marcus Olsson will show you how you can build a panel plugin to create custom visualizations for Grafana.
During this webinar, you will learn about:
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Grafana
TypeScriptStatic data source for Grafana
Create static query results for prototyping dashboards and testing panels.
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TypeScript
Go
Grafana
Plugins
ReactLearn Grafana: How to build a scatter plot plugin in Grafana 7.0
There are a lot of great things about Grafana 7.0, but one of my favorite features is the new React-based plugin platform, which has a set of new APIs and design system to help you build your own plugin. The process is easier and faster than ever.
In this blog post, I’ll show how you can create a panel plugin for visualizing scatter plots.
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Grafana
Plugins
TypeScript
Data VisualizationTreemap for Grafana
Compare data by area and colors.
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TypeScript
Grafana
Plugins
React
Data VisualizationHourly Heatmap for Grafana
Aggregate time series by hour to analyze activity or traffic during the day.
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TypeScript
Grafana
Plugins
React
Data Visualization