How can i get whole data response from elastic search without aggregation in kibana plugin?

[ayadirh]

Use case:
I want to append a column in data grid(custom) with green, red signal based on difference in time in two different columns? I want to display in one go instead of adding sub buckets and metrics. I can choose which fields to show based on angular filter in my plugin. Is there a way to get whole data response without aggregating? Am i missing something?

[cjcenizal]

Hi there, just so I understand correctly: are you saying that you're developing a plugin to create a data grid with this functionality? If this is correct, can you explain what you mean by getting a "whole data response without aggregating"?

Thanks,
CJ

[ayadirh]

Hi there,
Thanks for replying.
I am creating a plugin with data grid. It consists of two time columns(total 5 columns). I have to take difference of two time columns(Eg. Expected time, Delivered time). Based on the difference i have to use green or red light in another column. This is quite easy to do in just angularJS and using SVG. I am new to Kibana. So getting confused. I am using this:
$scope.watchMulit(['esResponse', ' vis.params'], function() {
//My code here
});
It seems, data is available only when aggregated with metrics or buckets. I find no suitable metrics for my purpose too. I would not quite need to change the buckets. I want to display whole grid all at once.
But in Kibana is there way to get the data response without aggregating? or Any other way?

[cjcenizal]

It sounds like you're asking about other ways to query Elasticsearch, beyond metric and bucket aggregations. Have you taken a look at the ES documentation? It sounds like you'll need to define a query to do what you want.

Hope this helps,
CJ

[ayadirh]

Thanks. I will look into it.
Can i load ES queries as service inside kibana plugin?
like var response = get(query);

[cjcenizal]

Hey, I'm not sure actually. I don't think I've seen that before. You might want to take a look at our esAdmin service, and dig through Kibana's codebase a bit. Unfortunately, we don't officially support plugin development, so I can't dedicate time to looking into this myself.

Thanks,
CJ