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@grafana/scenes

v5.36.0

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Grafana framework for building dynamic dashboards

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About @grafana/scenes

@grafana/scenes provides a library to build highly interactive, dashboard-like experiences in Grafana's app plugins. It comes with the following features:

  • Versatile layout options.
  • Grafana panels rendering.
  • Querying & transformations support
  • Multiple time ranges support.
  • Template variables support.
  • URL sync.
  • ... and more.

For library documentation go to https://grafana.com/developers/scenes.

Development

To work on @grafana/scenes SDK, please follow the guides below.

Setting up @grafana/scenes with a local Grafana instance

To setup scenes with local Grafana, the following setup is required:

  1. Clone the Grafana Scenes repository.
  2. Clone the Grafana repository and follow the Development guide.
  3. Setup env variable GRAFANA_PATH to point to your Grafana repository directory, export GRAFANA_PATH=<path-to-grafana-directory>
  4. From Grafana Scenes root directory run ./scripts/dev.sh. This will compile @grafana/scenes with watch mode enabled and link it to your Grafana.
  5. From Grafana directory run yarn install.

Setting up local version of @grafana/scenes with app plugin

  1. Run YARN_IGNORE_PATH=1 yarn link from packages/scenes directory.
  2. Run yarn dev from packages/scenes directory.
  3. Run yarn link @grafana/scenes from app plugin directory.
  4. Start app plugin development server.

Demo app

Alternatively, use the demo app included in this repository.