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@splunk/react-visualizations

v26.4.1

Published

If you're currently using or planning to use this package, please consider moving to `@splunk/visualizations` as we will stop publishing bugfixes and features for this package.

Downloads

3,289

Readme

⚠️ This package has been deprecated

If you're currently using or planning to use this package, please consider moving to @splunk/visualizations as we will stop publishing bugfixes and features for this package.

Read more about the deprecation and how to migrate in our migration doc

General

React visualizations are react visualization components. They are designed to be standalone components that can be used without dashboard framework.

React visualizations would not understand the result from Splunk SPL.

Install

Install @splunk/react-visualizations

  1. Install peer dependencies
    npm install react@^16 react-dom@^16 styled-components@5 --save
  2. Install the visualizations package
    npm install @splunk/react-visualizations

Using the Components

Use as React component.

import React from 'react';
import SingleValue from '@splunk/react-visualizations/SingleValue';

export default () => (
    <SingleValue
        value={1320}
        deltaValue={390}
        graphData={['5', '42', '206', '482', '678', '745', '893', '3278']}
        unit={'$'}
        unitPosition={'before'}
        sparklinePosition={'after'}
    />
);