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grafana/public/app/features/alerting/unified/components/rule-editor/NotificationsStep.tsx

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import { css } from '@emotion/css';
import React, { useState } from 'react';
Alerting: Suggest previously entered custom labels (#57783) * [Alerting] - replace label inputs with dropdowns (#57019) * Add AlertLabelDropdown component It will be used to pick from or create new labels * Adapt LabelsField component to use AlertLabelDropdown instead of inputs * Add tests for LabelsField component Plus a few other tests were adapted to work with the label dropdowns * Use ref in component * Fix showing placeholders in the label dropdowns * Minor syntax change * Remove unneeded import after rebase * Display custom labels When a label key is selected, its corresponding values are shown in the dropdown * Add tooltip explaining where labels in the dropdowns come from * Fix import of Stack component * Avoid duplicated values * Improvements based on review * Display labels for currently selected datasource only * Refactor AlertsField to allow to choose whether to suggest labels or not * Suggest labels for NotificationStep and tests * Don't suggest labels in TestContactPointModal * [LabelsField] - refactor: get dataSourceName as a parameter * [LabelsField] - extract common code into reusable components * Display loading spinner while fetching rules * LabelsField - refactor Removing the suggest prop and the default dataSource 'grafana'. Instead, the component now relies on the dataSourceName param. If it's set it means we want to show suggestions so we fetch the labels, otherwise, if not set, we show the plain input texts without suggestions. * Add test for LabelsField without suggestions * Show custom labels for grafana managed alerts When the dataSourceName in the NotificationsStep component has a null value, we can assume it's because we're dealing with grafana managed alerts. In that case we set the correct value. * Fix tests after latest changes Since we removed the combobox from the TestContactPoints modal, tests had to be adjusted * Update texts * initialize all new added inputs with empty data
3 years ago
import { useFormContext } from 'react-hook-form';
import { GrafanaTheme2 } from '@grafana/data';
import { Card, Link, useStyles2, useTheme2 } from '@grafana/ui';
Alerting: Suggest previously entered custom labels (#57783) * [Alerting] - replace label inputs with dropdowns (#57019) * Add AlertLabelDropdown component It will be used to pick from or create new labels * Adapt LabelsField component to use AlertLabelDropdown instead of inputs * Add tests for LabelsField component Plus a few other tests were adapted to work with the label dropdowns * Use ref in component * Fix showing placeholders in the label dropdowns * Minor syntax change * Remove unneeded import after rebase * Display custom labels When a label key is selected, its corresponding values are shown in the dropdown * Add tooltip explaining where labels in the dropdowns come from * Fix import of Stack component * Avoid duplicated values * Improvements based on review * Display labels for currently selected datasource only * Refactor AlertsField to allow to choose whether to suggest labels or not * Suggest labels for NotificationStep and tests * Don't suggest labels in TestContactPointModal * [LabelsField] - refactor: get dataSourceName as a parameter * [LabelsField] - extract common code into reusable components * Display loading spinner while fetching rules * LabelsField - refactor Removing the suggest prop and the default dataSource 'grafana'. Instead, the component now relies on the dataSourceName param. If it's set it means we want to show suggestions so we fetch the labels, otherwise, if not set, we show the plain input texts without suggestions. * Add test for LabelsField without suggestions * Show custom labels for grafana managed alerts When the dataSourceName in the NotificationsStep component has a null value, we can assume it's because we're dealing with grafana managed alerts. In that case we set the correct value. * Fix tests after latest changes Since we removed the combobox from the TestContactPoints modal, tests had to be adjusted * Update texts * initialize all new added inputs with empty data
3 years ago
import { RuleFormValues } from '../../types/rule-form';
import { GRAFANA_RULES_SOURCE_NAME } from '../../utils/datasource';
import LabelsField from './LabelsField';
import { RuleEditorSection } from './RuleEditorSection';
export const NotificationsStep = () => {
const [hideFlowChart, setHideFlowChart] = useState(false);
const styles = useStyles2(getStyles);
const theme = useTheme2();
Alerting: Suggest previously entered custom labels (#57783) * [Alerting] - replace label inputs with dropdowns (#57019) * Add AlertLabelDropdown component It will be used to pick from or create new labels * Adapt LabelsField component to use AlertLabelDropdown instead of inputs * Add tests for LabelsField component Plus a few other tests were adapted to work with the label dropdowns * Use ref in component * Fix showing placeholders in the label dropdowns * Minor syntax change * Remove unneeded import after rebase * Display custom labels When a label key is selected, its corresponding values are shown in the dropdown * Add tooltip explaining where labels in the dropdowns come from * Fix import of Stack component * Avoid duplicated values * Improvements based on review * Display labels for currently selected datasource only * Refactor AlertsField to allow to choose whether to suggest labels or not * Suggest labels for NotificationStep and tests * Don't suggest labels in TestContactPointModal * [LabelsField] - refactor: get dataSourceName as a parameter * [LabelsField] - extract common code into reusable components * Display loading spinner while fetching rules * LabelsField - refactor Removing the suggest prop and the default dataSource 'grafana'. Instead, the component now relies on the dataSourceName param. If it's set it means we want to show suggestions so we fetch the labels, otherwise, if not set, we show the plain input texts without suggestions. * Add test for LabelsField without suggestions * Show custom labels for grafana managed alerts When the dataSourceName in the NotificationsStep component has a null value, we can assume it's because we're dealing with grafana managed alerts. In that case we set the correct value. * Fix tests after latest changes Since we removed the combobox from the TestContactPoints modal, tests had to be adjusted * Update texts * initialize all new added inputs with empty data
3 years ago
const { watch } = useFormContext<RuleFormValues>();
const dataSourceName = watch('dataSourceName') ?? GRAFANA_RULES_SOURCE_NAME;
return (
<RuleEditorSection
stepNo={4}
title="Notifications"
description="Grafana handles the notifications for alerts by assigning labels to alerts. These labels connect alerts to contact points and silence alert instances that have matching labels."
>
<div>
<div className={styles.hideButton} onClick={() => setHideFlowChart(!hideFlowChart)}>
{`${!hideFlowChart ? 'Hide' : 'Show'} flow chart`}
</div>
</div>
<div className={styles.contentWrapper}>
{!hideFlowChart && (
<img
className={styles.flowChart}
src={`public/img/alerting/notification_policy_${theme.name.toLowerCase()}.svg`}
alt="notification policy flow chart"
/>
)}
<div style={{ display: 'flex', flexDirection: 'column' }}>
Alerting: Suggest previously entered custom labels (#57783) * [Alerting] - replace label inputs with dropdowns (#57019) * Add AlertLabelDropdown component It will be used to pick from or create new labels * Adapt LabelsField component to use AlertLabelDropdown instead of inputs * Add tests for LabelsField component Plus a few other tests were adapted to work with the label dropdowns * Use ref in component * Fix showing placeholders in the label dropdowns * Minor syntax change * Remove unneeded import after rebase * Display custom labels When a label key is selected, its corresponding values are shown in the dropdown * Add tooltip explaining where labels in the dropdowns come from * Fix import of Stack component * Avoid duplicated values * Improvements based on review * Display labels for currently selected datasource only * Refactor AlertsField to allow to choose whether to suggest labels or not * Suggest labels for NotificationStep and tests * Don't suggest labels in TestContactPointModal * [LabelsField] - refactor: get dataSourceName as a parameter * [LabelsField] - extract common code into reusable components * Display loading spinner while fetching rules * LabelsField - refactor Removing the suggest prop and the default dataSource 'grafana'. Instead, the component now relies on the dataSourceName param. If it's set it means we want to show suggestions so we fetch the labels, otherwise, if not set, we show the plain input texts without suggestions. * Add test for LabelsField without suggestions * Show custom labels for grafana managed alerts When the dataSourceName in the NotificationsStep component has a null value, we can assume it's because we're dealing with grafana managed alerts. In that case we set the correct value. * Fix tests after latest changes Since we removed the combobox from the TestContactPoints modal, tests had to be adjusted * Update texts * initialize all new added inputs with empty data
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<LabelsField dataSourceName={dataSourceName} />
<Card className={styles.card}>
<Card.Heading>Root route default for all alerts</Card.Heading>
<Card.Description>
Without custom labels, your alert will be routed through the root route. To view and edit the root route,
go to <Link href="/alerting/routes">notification policies</Link> or contact your admin in case you are
using non-Grafana alert management.
</Card.Description>
</Card>
</div>
</div>
</RuleEditorSection>
);
};
const getStyles = (theme: GrafanaTheme2) => ({
contentWrapper: css`
display: flex;
align-items: center;
`,
hideButton: css`
color: ${theme.colors.text.secondary};
cursor: pointer;
margin-bottom: ${theme.spacing(1)};
`,
card: css`
max-width: 500px;
`,
flowChart: css`
margin-right: ${theme.spacing(3)};
`,
});