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README.md

Grafana Find

Search for a string both in the grafana queries.

Requirements

  • Git
  • Grafana

Installation

It's recommended to install the package globally.

$ npm i -g grafana-find
$ grafana-find <string>

You can also install locally and use the npx command to execute it.

$ npm install grafana-find
$ npx grafana-find <string>

Create a file ".grafana-find.json" with this content to don't put everytime the credentials:

{
	"grafanaUrl": "<server>",
	"user": "<user>",
	"password": "<pass>"
}

Save the file into user folder (Windows: %HOMEPATH% || Linux: $HOME) or current path, the user and password are optional.

How to use

Execute grafana-find with the desired command.

$ [npx] grafana-find [-h|--help] [-v|--version] <string>

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