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API call to return graph (visualization)

iamgame
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Can someone help and point me to some documentation on how to use the REST API to run a search and stream graph (visualization) results back? Please note I am looking for graph (eg. time series etc.) output stream.

Thanks a lot.

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niketn
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@iamgame, your request is not quite clear. Are you looking for reference to newly introduced Splunk Developer Cloud which is current in Beta?

https://conf.splunk.com/conf-online.html?search=1703#/

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iamgame
New Member

Sorry for not being that clear.

I have a nodejs app that calls the Splunk API to do a search query. Example:

splunkService[splunkEnv].oneshotSearch('search index=test SERVICE="myservice" | timechart avg(RESPONSETIME) by SERVICE', searchParams, (err, results) => {
// code here.
});

The output from splunk is JSON data. Wanted to know if there is a way to get chart itself as an output.
In the current case, I have to use the JSON data and chartjs to build the chart myself.

Thanks a lot.

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niketn
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@iamgame then that is definitely the current use case and way to go. If you want Splunk Visualizations as well in your external apps, you should request for Splunk Developer Cloud Beta program which was announced in Splunk .Conf this year or reach out to your Splunk Sales contact. Check out the Splunk Developer Cloud sessions at .Conf in the link provided in my previous comment to see if it fits your needs.

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iamgame
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Ok. Thank you @niketnilay

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