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Thank you very much for maitaining this great plugin!
I have an issue right now when trying to set up a time series visualization fed by JSONata-extracted fields. When using JSONPath to extract my numeric fields, this is working fine, but when I use JSONata, nothing is plotted on the graph. Is this supported?
The weird thing is that, in the table view, I can see my arrays being retrieved and parsed correctly. For instance, I have a datetime field + three fields I would like to plot
Flow 1 is parsed through JSONPath, flow 2 is the same value than flow 1, but parsed with JSONata (for the test), and flow 3 is another value, also parsed through JSONata. Everything is correctly set inside the table, and they all have the same type.
But on the time series, only flow 1 is able to be plotted. There isn't any error on the GUI or on the console.
Do you have an idea on this? The whole point of using JSONata in this case is because some of these flows values might be missing, so I was planning on using JSONata to fill missing values with zeros
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Hello everyone,
Thank you very much for maitaining this great plugin!
I have an issue right now when trying to set up a time series visualization fed by JSONata-extracted fields. When using JSONPath to extract my numeric fields, this is working fine, but when I use JSONata, nothing is plotted on the graph. Is this supported?
The weird thing is that, in the table view, I can see my arrays being retrieved and parsed correctly. For instance, I have a datetime field + three fields I would like to plot
Flow 1 is parsed through JSONPath, flow 2 is the same value than flow 1, but parsed with JSONata (for the test), and flow 3 is another value, also parsed through JSONata. Everything is correctly set inside the table, and they all have the same type.
But on the time series, only flow 1 is able to be plotted. There isn't any error on the GUI or on the console.
Do you have an idea on this? The whole point of using JSONata in this case is because some of these flows values might be missing, so I was planning on using JSONata to fill missing values with zeros
Thank you very much for your help!
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