Hello,
I am new to Elasticsearch and Kibana, but in the last months I developed
two visualizations for chord diagrams and hive plots in Kibana 3.
Now we are thinking about changing to Kibana 4.0.
I created two panels for the visualizations under the folders
...\kibana\src\app\panels
in Kibana 3
The panels have the same structure as other panels, like 'terms' for
example. They consist of an editor.html, a modules.html, and a module.js
file.
The module.js file makes a reuqest for the data to elasticsearch and uses a
library to create the diagram (I added the libraries in kibana\src\vendor).
I am wondering if and how I can integrate these functionalities to Kibana
4.0? I had a look in the code of Kibana 4.0 and it looks completely
different. I assume that I have to change most of the code which makes the
request to elasticsearch, but I am hoping to be able to further use the
libraries.
Maybe somebody can help me where I would have to integrate the code.
Thank you in advance,
Georg
+1
I wrote some own panels too. Really want to know howto quickly port into
kibana 4.
在 2014年12月2日星期二UTC+8下午5时06分59秒，Georg Seibt写道：
Hello,
I am new to Elasticsearch and Kibana, but in the last months I developed
two visualizations for chord diagrams and hive plots in Kibana 3.
Now we are thinking about changing to Kibana 4.0.
I created two panels for the visualizations under the folders
...\kibana\src\app\panels
in Kibana 3
The panels have the same structure as other panels, like 'terms' for
example. They consist of an editor.html, a modules.html, and a module.js
file.
The module.js file makes a reuqest for the data to elasticsearch and uses
a library to create the diagram (I added the libraries in
kibana\src\vendor).
I am wondering if and how I can integrate these functionalities to Kibana
4.0? I had a look in the code of Kibana 4.0 and it looks completely
different. I assume that I have to change most of the code which makes the
request to elasticsearch, but I am hoping to be able to further use the
libraries.
Maybe somebody can help me where I would have to integrate the code.
Thank you in advance,
Georg
+1
I wrote some own panels too. Really want to know howto quickly port into
kibana 4.
在 2014年12月2日星期二UTC+8下午5时06分59秒，Georg Seibt写道：
Hello,
I am new to Elasticsearch and Kibana, but in the last months I developed
two visualizations for chord diagrams and hive plots in Kibana 3.
Now we are thinking about changing to Kibana 4.0.
I created two panels for the visualizations under the folders
...\kibana\src\app\panels
in Kibana 3
The panels have the same structure as other panels, like 'terms' for
example. They consist of an editor.html, a modules.html, and a module.js
file.
The module.js file makes a reuqest for the data to elasticsearch and uses
a library to create the diagram (I added the libraries in
kibana\src\vendor).
I am wondering if and how I can integrate these functionalities to Kibana
4.0? I had a look in the code of Kibana 4.0 and it looks completely
different. I assume that I have to change most of the code which makes the
request to elasticsearch, but I am hoping to be able to further use the
libraries.
Maybe somebody can help me where I would have to integrate the code.
Thank you in advance,
Georg
Thanks Mark.
So, there is also no possibility to use the written libraries?
Am Mittwoch, 3. Dezember 2014 04:58:27 UTC+1 schrieb Mark Walkom:
KB3 and 4 are not compatible, any dashboards will need to be redesigned.
On 3 December 2014 at 14:26, chenlin rao <rao.c...@gmail.com <javascript:>
wrote:
+1
I wrote some own panels too. Really want to know howto quickly port into
kibana 4.
在 2014年12月2日星期二UTC+8下午5时06分59秒，Georg Seibt写道：
Hello,
I am new to Elasticsearch and Kibana, but in the last months I developed
two visualizations for chord diagrams and hive plots in Kibana 3.
Now we are thinking about changing to Kibana 4.0.
I created two panels for the visualizations under the folders
...\kibana\src\app\panels
in Kibana 3
The panels have the same structure as other panels, like 'terms' for
example. They consist of an editor.html, a modules.html, and a module.js
file.
The module.js file makes a reuqest for the data to elasticsearch and
uses a library to create the diagram (I added the libraries in
kibana\src\vendor).
I am wondering if and how I can integrate these functionalities to
Kibana 4.0? I had a look in the code of Kibana 4.0 and it looks completely
different. I assume that I have to change most of the code which makes the
request to elasticsearch, but I am hoping to be able to further use the
libraries.
Maybe somebody can help me where I would have to integrate the code.
Thank you in advance,
Georg
+1
I wrote some own panels too. Really want to know howto quickly port into
kibana 4.
在 2014年12月2日星期二UTC+8下午5时06分59秒，Georg Seibt写道：
Hello,
I am new to Elasticsearch and Kibana, but in the last months I
developed two visualizations for chord diagrams and hive plots in Kibana 3.
Now we are thinking about changing to Kibana 4.0.
I created two panels for the visualizations under the folders
...\kibana\src\app\panels
in Kibana 3
The panels have the same structure as other panels, like 'terms' for
example. They consist of an editor.html, a modules.html, and a module.js
file.
The module.js file makes a reuqest for the data to elasticsearch and
uses a library to create the diagram (I added the libraries in
kibana\src\vendor).
I am wondering if and how I can integrate these functionalities to
Kibana 4.0? I had a look in the code of Kibana 4.0 and it looks completely
different. I assume that I have to change most of the code which makes the
request to elasticsearch, but I am hoping to be able to further use the
libraries.
Maybe somebody can help me where I would have to integrate the code.
Thank you in advance,
Georg
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