This is a very basic kibana question. I was going through the tutorial on the elastic wesbite and they give the plugin example --
bin/kibana plugin -i elasticsearch/marvel/latest
I installed the plugin and it showed up in my installedPlugins folder like it should everything looks good. I am trying to figure out now how to actually use the plugin. My Kibana UI doesn't display it and I don't know what to do. I tried restarting it but it didn't work. I am very new to kibana, linux, and almost all of this. Anything helps.
Thanks
From the shell use command:
kibana\bin>kibana-plugin list
to check if your plugin is installed truly
What type of plugin is it? From this page, it looks like it's an app and not a visualization. This would be why it won't show up in the visualizations tab.
If it is an app, then there should be a small grid icon next to the Kibana Navigation Buttons which should show it.
Hope this helps.
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I'm a Git/GitHub beginner and don't know YAML (yet).
I found this about making an issue reporting form, but I'm sure I won't get it right the first try, so I need a way to run it as a test without inflicting it on the live project.
I searched briefly and didn't see any application that would open and render YAML the way I would use a browser for HTML.
What's the best way to approach this?
I'd normally create a new project or repo to test on and when happy, simply copy paste the final result to the project you want to have these enabled for real.
I'm trying Agolia to see if it is something for our websites. So I did a little test on one of our websites (click here, it works but you also get the original dropdown. Does anyone know how to prevent this?
The theme you are using does come shipped with a built-in autocomplete experience.
You should disable that one.
An easy fix for you would be to comment all the code in this file https://eezo.nl/wp-content/themes/yoo_venice_wp/warp/vendor/uikit/js/components/search.js
I am programming a JavaFX app for windows and want to see an app icon in these situations
shortcut icon (on desktop, windows start menu)
taskbar icon (even when the app is pinned to the task-bar)
(optional) the .exe-icon
The following code seems to do its job quite nice, but when the app is running and I press right to the taskbar to choose "pin this program" the default coffee cup is shown again. The cup is shown in the moment when the taskbar-item is right-clicked -.-
visibleStage.getIcons().add(new Image(this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("JavaFXApp.png")));
I tried to build the app by configuring the Artifact in IntelliJ (JavaFX-plugin) and I also deployed the app with the javafx-maven-plugin...
I also followed some instructions I found in the net and here on stackoverflow, but nothing really helps (see here to get an idea, what I tried).
Building the app by Ant doensnt work right now, IntelliJ gives a lot of errors using this build tool.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT:
It's getting silly.. After zooming in the output folder the correct .ico of the .exe will be shown. Inconstancy at it's best.
Here the half-working config:
Well, to add an icon to the app, you just need as you said to .add() an icon as:
primaryStage.getIcons().add(new Image(getClass().getResourceAsStream("icon.png")));
For your installer, and all, I can't really help, but the way I do it works, I'm using innosetup to generate my exe packages, and it's really easy to set it an icon. You can find informations about it on that site I learned about inno setup:
http://code.makery.ch/library/javafx-8-tutorial/part7/
The whole page is about deployment using ant and inno setup to build the exe
How to change the default menu of backend with plugins?
I just found a way to add a menu, but I want to change the settings menu, for example: change the link to another link of backend preferences, or simply delete it. i.e.
Can be do it through the plugin? I need any directions. thanks!
You should try checking out the code in Indikator's BackendPlus plugin.
His plugin makes changes and edits to the backend menu quite similar to what you wish to achieve. I'm sure there would be a lot of pointers on going about it in this plugin.
Is is possible to create a custom menu item within eclipse that will perform a given shell command? I'm not looking to do a "run/debug" type thing, I want to simple shell out and run a given command. I am NOT looking to create a plugin either.
Right past Run/Debug, there is something called External Tools. It looks like a green play icon with a toolbox. You can set these up to run anything you like, and anything you add to favorites will appear in a drop down menu for easy execution in two clicks. This can be used to run batch scripts, so that may do the trick for you.
Here's a link to the Eclipse Helios page on external tools that may be useful.
There are already plugins for this, such as Wicked Shell
Or you should read this: http://douglasfils.blogspot.com/2007/07/terminal-shell-in-eclipse.html