Utils

A set of useful functions that are already packed for you

this.sort(k)

On fleet dashboards, this feature allows you to sort the tiles according to k in ascending order.

For example, if you want to sort the dashboards from the ones that have the most alerts to the less (count of alerts is in alertCount):

//exemple 1: the count is already computed here
const alertCount = myComputation();
this.sort(-alertCount);

//exemple 2: you have to access some request to count: don't forget the context
const that = this;
WILCO.getEventsStats(FWOT.reg, 
  {
    tags: ['HELLOOOO']
    aggregates: [{kind: "TAG"}]
  }).then(s=>{
    that.sort(-s.HELLOOOO.count)
  });

getTag(tag, event)

If the tag is found in the event, then it is returned (the String, that is equal to the tag parameter). Else null is returned.

if (getTag('IFT_MAIL', EVT)) {
  WILCO.alertInfo("a mail has been sent with along this event")
} else {
  WILCO.alertInfo("no mail sent")
}

EVT is a variable that exists on all the dashboards related to an event. it does not exists on fleet dashboards, for example. But the event could come from another request

setTag(tag, event, toggleTags)

This util sets a tag on the current event (but does not push it to the server)

If the toggleTags are passed, they are all removed, exept tag which is set. It emulates a radio button behavior

clickForTrend

updateFwotProperty

addSamples

Allows to add some samples injected as variables at runtime.

    this.addSamples(a.hits.hits.map (h=>{
      return {
        value: "the value",
        name: 'FWPS_L',
        date: moment("1973-01-01")
      };
    })); // FWPS_L will be injected in the rule.

my_anim.display(FWPS_L); // FWPS_L exists now.

on new messages

Allows to react on new messages, whatever the fwot it is linked on.

onNewMessages takes a function as a parameter that describes the behavior when a new message is sent. You may filter out all the messages that are not related to the current fwot.

Historically, it was bulk of events that were passed. Now it is a single event. You can therefore access to the first element of the array, and the array length is 1 only.

onNewMessages(evts=>{ 
  if (evts[0].reg==EVT.reg) {
    my_anim.go().text(evts[0].title); 
  }
});