grafana/public/app/features/logs/utils.ts
Kristina aa857e2a4f
Explore: Show log line if there is an interpolated link (#62926)
* bring in source from database

* bring in transformations from database

* add regex transformations to scopevar

* Consolidate types, add better example, cleanup

* Add var only if match

* Change ScopedVar to not require text, do not leak transformation-made variables between links

* Add mappings and start implementing logfmt

* Add mappings and start implementing logfmt

* Remove mappings, turn off global regex

* Add example yaml and omit transformations if empty

* Fix the yaml

* Add logfmt transformation

* Cleanup transformations and yaml

* add transformation field to FE types and use it, safeStringify logfmt values

* Add tests, only safe stringify if non-string, fix bug with safe stringify where it would return empty string with false value

* Add test for transformation field

* Do not add null transformations object

* Add provisioning (to be removed) and show log lines with links

* Only display links if change to query was made

* Break out transformation logic, add tests to backend code

* Fix lint errors I understand 😅

* Fix the backend lint error

* Remove unnecessary code and mark new Transformations object as internal

* Add support for named capture groups

* Remove type assertion

* Remove variable name from transformation

* Add test for overriding regexes

* Add back variable name field, but change to mapValue

* fix go api test

* Change transformation types to enum, add better provisioning checks for bad type name and format

* Change transformation types to enum, add better provisioning checks for bad type name and format

* Check for expression with regex transformations

* Remove isInterpolated variable, add option to always use format function

* Add template variable check to links

* Use new functions

* Filter log line at render, remove extra createSpanLink imports

* Add scrollable to long log messages

* Remove test that is no longer accurate

* Remove test correlation

* Add tests, fix duplicate key issue

* WIP: show log line links key/value pairs

* Some not great style changes

* Change LogDetailsRow for better multi value formatting

* Cleanup

* Add additional information around variable regex, implement PR feedback

* Display name with fieldPath if applicable

* Add variables with fieldPaths to test

* Count empty string as undefined variable

* Add better commented version of function, fix tests by removing new variable

* Modify when links show

* Remove sample yaml

* If a link has no variables, set value to field name, and some formatting issues

* Add comments and change variable names to be more clear, add back logic where needed, add test coverage for new scenario

* Fix formatting of replaceInVariableRegex comment

* Remove changes from Grafana-data, move logic into explore

* Rename function and property to match similar format

* Move types to type files and consolidate definitions, rename functions, change field definitions to accept arrays of keys/values, move function to parser, hide actions on multi key/value rows

* Add tests to logParser’s new function
2023-03-22 08:01:04 -05:00

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import { countBy, chain } from 'lodash';
import { LogLevel, LogRowModel, LogLabelStatsModel, LogsModel, LogsSortOrder } from '@grafana/data';
import { getDataframeFields } from './components/logParser';
/**
* Returns the log level of a log line.
* Parse the line for level words. If no level is found, it returns `LogLevel.unknown`.
*
* Example: `getLogLevel('WARN 1999-12-31 this is great') // LogLevel.warn`
*/
export function getLogLevel(line: string): LogLevel {
if (!line) {
return LogLevel.unknown;
}
let level = LogLevel.unknown;
let currentIndex: number | undefined = undefined;
for (const key of Object.keys(LogLevel)) {
const regexp = new RegExp(`\\b${key}\\b`, 'i');
const result = regexp.exec(line);
if (result) {
if (currentIndex === undefined || result.index < currentIndex) {
level = (LogLevel as any)[key];
currentIndex = result.index;
}
}
}
return level;
}
export function getLogLevelFromKey(key: string | number): LogLevel {
const level = (LogLevel as any)[key.toString().toLowerCase()];
if (level) {
return level;
}
return LogLevel.unknown;
}
export function calculateLogsLabelStats(rows: LogRowModel[], label: string): LogLabelStatsModel[] {
// Consider only rows that have the given label
const rowsWithLabel = rows.filter((row) => row.labels[label] !== undefined);
const rowCount = rowsWithLabel.length;
// Get label value counts for eligible rows
const countsByValue = countBy(rowsWithLabel, (row) => (row as LogRowModel).labels[label]);
return getSortedCounts(countsByValue, rowCount);
}
export function calculateStats(values: unknown[]): LogLabelStatsModel[] {
const nonEmptyValues = values.filter((value) => value !== undefined && value !== null);
const countsByValue = countBy(nonEmptyValues);
return getSortedCounts(countsByValue, nonEmptyValues.length);
}
const getSortedCounts = (countsByValue: { [value: string]: number }, rowCount: number) => {
return chain(countsByValue)
.map((count, value) => ({ count, value, proportion: count / rowCount }))
.sortBy('count')
.reverse()
.value();
};
export const sortInAscendingOrder = (a: LogRowModel, b: LogRowModel) => {
// compare milliseconds
if (a.timeEpochMs < b.timeEpochMs) {
return -1;
}
if (a.timeEpochMs > b.timeEpochMs) {
return 1;
}
// if milliseconds are equal, compare nanoseconds
if (a.timeEpochNs < b.timeEpochNs) {
return -1;
}
if (a.timeEpochNs > b.timeEpochNs) {
return 1;
}
return 0;
};
export const sortInDescendingOrder = (a: LogRowModel, b: LogRowModel) => {
// compare milliseconds
if (a.timeEpochMs > b.timeEpochMs) {
return -1;
}
if (a.timeEpochMs < b.timeEpochMs) {
return 1;
}
// if milliseconds are equal, compare nanoseconds
if (a.timeEpochNs > b.timeEpochNs) {
return -1;
}
if (a.timeEpochNs < b.timeEpochNs) {
return 1;
}
return 0;
};
export const sortLogsResult = (logsResult: LogsModel | null, sortOrder: LogsSortOrder): LogsModel => {
const rows = logsResult ? sortLogRows(logsResult.rows, sortOrder) : [];
return logsResult ? { ...logsResult, rows } : { hasUniqueLabels: false, rows };
};
export const sortLogRows = (logRows: LogRowModel[], sortOrder: LogsSortOrder) =>
sortOrder === LogsSortOrder.Ascending ? logRows.sort(sortInAscendingOrder) : logRows.sort(sortInDescendingOrder);
// Currently supports only error condition in Loki logs
export const checkLogsError = (logRow: LogRowModel): { hasError: boolean; errorMessage?: string } => {
if (logRow.labels.__error__) {
return {
hasError: true,
errorMessage: logRow.labels.__error__,
};
}
return {
hasError: false,
};
};
export const escapeUnescapedString = (string: string) =>
string.replace(/\\r\\n|\\n|\\t|\\r/g, (match: string) => (match.slice(1) === 't' ? '\t' : '\n'));
export function logRowsToReadableJson(logs: LogRowModel[]) {
return logs.map((log) => {
const fields = getDataframeFields(log).reduce<Record<string, string>>((acc, field) => {
const key = field.keys[0];
acc[key] = field.values[0];
return acc;
}, {});
return {
line: log.entry,
timestamp: log.timeEpochNs,
fields: {
...fields,
...log.labels,
},
};
});
}