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@grafana/plugin-ui

v0.12.0

Published

React components for Grafana plugins

Readme

plugin-ui

React components for Grafana plugins

Development

Requires running a local version of Grafana from source.

Setting up local version of @grafana/plugin-ui with app plugin

  1. Run yarn install && yarn dev
  2. Run yarn link ../path/to/plugin-ui from app plugin directory. Make sure not to commit the changes to grafana/grafana that are introduced to the package.json.
  3. Start app plugin development server.

To avoid needing to manually rebuild core grafana on every change you make in this repo while developing, instead of running yarn dev, run

yarn tsc -p ./tsconfig.build.json && yarn rollup -c rollup.config.ts --configPlugin esbuild -w --watch.onEnd="cd ../grafana/public/app/plugins/datasource/loki && yarn build

Replacing the --watch.onEnd command with whatever you are targeting.

There is a better way of doing this, when you find it, please add it here so it's not so painful working with this repo.

Deploying

Increment the version in the package.json and make sure the CHANGELOG.md includes a message for each merged PR. The publish-npm workflow should trigger on version changes, which will publish the release on npm.

Grafana compatibility

[email protected] is compatible with Grafana versions 10.4.0 and higher. If the grafanaDependency field in your plugin.json file is set to an earlier version, you should amend it to >=10.4.0 When you do that, consider also incrementing your plugin's major version to make sure users on Grafana < 10.4.0 do not accidentally install an incompatible plugin version.

Storybook

Storybook is pretty broken, components link to assets that only exist within Grafana, as such most components haven't bothered to add support for storybook.

yarn storybook