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andoncloud-prometheus-widget

v1.3.19

Published

Made with create-andoncloud-widget

Readme

andoncloud-prometheus-widget

PromQL chart widget for the AndonCloud Dashboard.

Install

npm install --save andoncloud-prometheus-widget

Usage

import { Widget, permissions } from 'andoncloud-prometheus-widget';

Settings

| Field | Required | Notes | |---|---|---| | Endpoint URL | yes | Prometheus HTTP API base (e.g. https://prometheus.example.com) | | Username | no | Optional — fill only if your Prometheus requires HTTP Basic Auth | | Password | no | Optional — paired with Username; left empty for anonymous Prometheus | | Period | yes | Current shift / Previous shift | | Queries | ≥1 | PromQL expressions with display names | | Displayed query parameters | optional | Labels to include in dataset names | | X-axis unit, Y-axis unit | yes | Axis titles |

When both Username and Password are filled, the widget sends Authorization: Basic <base64(user:pass)> on every Prometheus request. When either is empty, the request is anonymous.

If the Endpoint URL uses http:// (not https://) and credentials are filled, the settings dialog shows a non-blocking warning that credentials will be sent over an unencrypted channel.

Error states

The widget body distinguishes three failure modes:

  • 401Could not authenticate to Prometheus. Check the username and password in widget settings.
  • 403Authenticated, but the Prometheus user has no permission to read these metrics.
  • network / DNS / TLS / 5xx — Could not reach Prometheus at the configured URL.

Development

npm start                                   # build:watch + preview
npm run build                               # production build
./scripts/cypress_run_prod.sh               # component tests (Docker)
./scripts/cypress_run_prod.sh --e2e         # E2E tests (Docker)

See specs/projects/dashboard/widgets/prometheus-widget/spec.md for the full project specification.