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[ML] Converts index based data visualizer to React - #42685
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Good use of whilst 👍 😆
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Assuming these TODOs are going to be done in a follow up?
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Yes, using the inline styling of the series color in here and the document count chart will be done in a follow-up. It is awaiting the version of Elastic charts to be bumped to 8.0.0+
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Latest changes LGTM ⚡️
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LGTM, just added a suggestionsabout changing a function to get an array of JSX elements to a React component itself.
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The content of most of the card content components is the same for each card, this could be moved to a common wrapping component to cut down on the duplication.
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There is enough variation in the content types that I would prefer to leave this for now, and consider it in a follow-up, for example when looking at switching the file data visualizer to use the same card component as this.
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* [ML] Converts index based data visualizer to React * [ML] Remove unused imports in React data visualizer * [ML] Address review feedback * [ML] Address comments from code review * [ML] Remove redundant ts-ignore
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Summary
Migrates the index based data visualizer from AngularJS to React.
Functionally there is little change to the previous page. The most significant difference is the addition of a KQL based search bar, so that the page can be opened from a KQL based saved search as well as an index pattern.
If coming in from a lucene based saved search, the search string is displayed in a read-only search field:
The page now uses Elastic charts for charting document count and metric distributions.
See #18374
Note that unit tests will be added in a follow-up.
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