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NSTI Bugs: Ensure Visualizer Collects All Different Types of Data Keys and Values #11

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lgroschen opened this issue Nov 7, 2014 · 2 comments
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The Trap Visualizer receives data key and values that get lost in the switch case. Will need to match all possible values so the data is collected, sorted and drawn correctly in the graph.

I also want to include more options for the Visualizer Graph including a dual or triple layer D3 graph and the ability to view any graph type against any trap data column. Lastly, I'd like to include an option for the graphs to be against a specific column such as hostname, OID, eventname, formatline, etc.

This will tie into, and improve, the ability to generate nice graph supported reports inside Nagios XI thorugh the NSTI plugin for Nagios XI. The plugin will include wkhtmltopdf and include the users choice of graph(s) and tables with or without filters using the API.

Bug from this Nagios Support Forum topic:
http://support.nagios.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=27521

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Add a smart loop to cover all the edge cases. This code contributed by bu2t from the Nagios Support Forum. Thanks for your contribution:

5dafd56

http://support.nagios.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=27521&start=26

More changes to come for the visualizer...

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Not exactly sure I know what's going on at this point - simply want to acknowledge the bug. I'm going to leave this milestone open and add a needs review label so I get back to it.

@hedenface hedenface self-assigned this Jun 17, 2017
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