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Line Chart
A line chart that can display output from scripts and APIs.
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Line charts can retrieve output from scripts and APIs to display the data in a chart.‌
Display Data from an API
You will need to return an array of JSON objects from your API in order to use a bar chart. An example would be returning a list of hashtables serialized to JSON.
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@(
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@{
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Name = "Name1"
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Value = Get-Random
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}
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@{
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Name = "Name2"
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Value = Get-Random
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}
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@{
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Name = "Name3"
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Value = Get-Random
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}
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) | ConvertTo-Json
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In this example, you would configure the data source to an API and select your API endpoint.
You would then specify Name as the X axis and Value as the Y axis.​​
The resulting chart contains the data from the API. Each time the page is loaded, the API is called.​
Display Data from a Script
You will need to return PSCustomObjects, objects or hashtables from your script in order to display a chart from a script.
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@(
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@{
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Name = "Name1"
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Value = Get-Random
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}
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@{
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Name = "Name2"
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Value = Get-Random
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}
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@{
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Name = "Name3"
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Value = Get-Random
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}
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)
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You will need to set the data source to script and select the script you want to retrieve data for.​
You will need to set the Y and X axis to the properties of the object returned from the script.​‌
The chart will appear on the page like this. Loading the page will not call the script again. It will load the result of the last time the script ran.​
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Properties
Property
Description
Available Since
Id
The ID of this component
2.2.0
X Axis Field
The field to use as the X Axis for data within the chart.
2.2.0
Y Axis Field
The field to use as the Y Axis for data within the chart.
2.2.0
Data Source Type
Whether to use a script or API as a data source.
2.2.0
Data Source
The script or API to use as data for the chart.
2.2.0
Color
The bar color to use for the chart.
2.2.0
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