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[Data Plugin] Allow server-side date formatters to accept custom timezone #70668
[Data Plugin] Allow server-side date formatters to accept custom timezone #70668
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@@ -40,7 +39,6 @@ export const baseFormatters: FieldFormatInstanceType[] = [ | |||
BoolFormat, | |||
BytesFormat, | |||
ColorFormat, | |||
DateNanosFormat, |
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DateNanosFormat
should not be a "common" formatter, since it requires different server-side behavior. It needs this because of the possibility that dateFormat:tz
setting could be Browser
* baked in. | ||
* We need to set the timezone manually here. The date is taken in as | ||
* UTC and converted into the desired timezone. */ | ||
let date; |
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This section is copied from the date_server
file
…zone When Advanced Settings shows the date format timezone to be "Browser," this means nothing to field formatters in the server-side context. The field formatters need a way to accept custom format parameters. This allows a server-side module that creates a FieldFormatMap to set a timezone as a custom parameter. When custom formatting parameters exist, they get combined with the defaults.
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Changes, as far as I can grok them, seem to be good
@mattkime @lizozom can you let me know if the general approach I explored here seems reasonable from the App Arch side? If so, I will keep pursuing this PR to make it ready for merge. If yes, then I will need to work on fixing the functional tests. I'm not sure but it looks like I have broken date_nanos formatting for other plugins. I could use a pointer on where to look there, or figure out who to ask. |
@tsullivan looks good to me! |
Pinging @elastic/kibana-app-arch (Team:AppArch) |
docs/development/plugins/data/server/kibana-plugin-plugins-data-server.fieldformats.md
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return this.getInstance(conf.id, conf.params); | ||
return this.getInstance(conf.id, instanceParams); |
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This allows timezone to be passed from the browser and formatted correctly on the server
@elasticmachine merge upstream |
src/plugins/data/server/field_formats/converters/date_nanos_server.ts
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@elastic/kibana-app-arch @mattkime would anyone be able to give the final approval for this? I have a PR targeted for 7.9 that depends on this. Thanks! |
…zone (elastic#70668) * [Data Plugin] Allow server-side date formatters to accept custom timezone When Advanced Settings shows the date format timezone to be "Browser," this means nothing to field formatters in the server-side context. The field formatters need a way to accept custom format parameters. This allows a server-side module that creates a FieldFormatMap to set a timezone as a custom parameter. When custom formatting parameters exist, they get combined with the defaults. * add more to tests - need help though * simplify changes * api doc changes * fix src/plugins/data/public/field_formats/constants.ts * rerun api changes * re-use public code in server, add test * fix path for tests * weird api change needed but no real diff * 3td time api doc chagens * move shared code to common Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <elasticmachine@users.noreply.github.com>
…zone (#70668) (#71556) * [Data Plugin] Allow server-side date formatters to accept custom timezone When Advanced Settings shows the date format timezone to be "Browser," this means nothing to field formatters in the server-side context. The field formatters need a way to accept custom format parameters. This allows a server-side module that creates a FieldFormatMap to set a timezone as a custom parameter. When custom formatting parameters exist, they get combined with the defaults. * add more to tests - need help though * simplify changes * api doc changes * fix src/plugins/data/public/field_formats/constants.ts * rerun api changes * re-use public code in server, add test * fix path for tests * weird api change needed but no real diff * 3td time api doc chagens * move shared code to common Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <elasticmachine@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Elastic Machine <elasticmachine@users.noreply.github.com>
Summary
Related to: https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/29977/files and adds the timezone formatting capability for the
date_server
field formatter.When Advanced Settings shows the date format timezone to be "Browser,"
this means nothing to field formatters in the server-side context. The
field formatters need a way to accept custom format parameters. This
allows a server-side module that creates a FieldFormatMap to set a
timezone as a custom parameter. When custom formatting parameters exist,
they get combined with the defaults.
Changes:
DateNanosFormat
from being a "common" field formatter to being 2 different formatters for browser and serversetCustomParams
to the FieldFormatsRegistry classFor context, this change is needed by this PR: https://github.com/elastic/kibana/pull/67027/files#diff-fc7a35232cdea756fb74dd6433e1e086R94
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