Visualisation

Name
Function/Description

Chart

The Chart is used to visually represent values. Data Series: For each data series, the series type (graphical representation type), the argument field (data for the x-axis), and the value field (data for the y-axis) can be selected. By default, the argument field expects a time value, such as a date. The value field defaults to expecting a numerical value. However, both fields offer the flexibility to be set to the following data types: Text, Numerical, Time. Value Axes: A default value axis is already initially present, and additional ones can be created. Value axes can be configured with the aforementioned data types. Additionally, the unit and position (left, right) of the value axis can be configured. Data series can be assigned to value axes, enabling the display of values with different units. There are also additional customization options such as setting a title.

Datatable

Datatables are used to display data from data models or workflows. The columns of the table can be automatically generated or added manually. Additionally, there are additional customization options such as configuring the default page size to specify how many records per page are displayed.

Gauge

The Gauge is designed to display the current value of something. Both the start and end values can be configured. Three display forms can be selected: Bar, Gauge, Bar. Additionally, there are additional customization options, such as setting a title or enabling animations.

Pie-Chart

The Pie-Chart visualizes data from data models or workflows in the form of a pie chart. A value field and an argument field must be configured. The value field defines which data is displayed in the chart. The argument field defines what is displayed in the legend.

TimeSeries-Chart

The TimeSeries-Chart is ideally suited to display edge data (data from edge connectors) over a period of time. Data series can be represented in three different ways: Line, Step Line, Gantt. Value axes can be labeled and provided with a unit. Additionally, there are additional customization options such as the position of the user menu or the line color of a series.

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