This code intends to extract the value associated with the...

August 7, 2025 at 06:19 PM

if my json contains  {"metric.label.store" : "BLAH"} which itself is inside another {} and so on
and i want to do js code to retrieve the answer

how do i og about that - context.panel.data. what?

{
  "state": "Done",
  "series": [
    {
      "refId": "A",
      "meta": {
        "typeVersion": [
          0,
          0
        ],
        "custom": {
          "labels": {
            "metric.label.bucket": "",
            "metric.label.file_name": "CSS-3727-250807112348051-D-J-R.txt.pgp",
            "metric.label.file_name_short": "3727-250807112348051-D-J-R",
            "metric.label.folder": "RIF",
            "metric.label.log": "soft-log",
            "metric.label.message": "Successfully uploaded file CSS-3727-250807112348051-D-J-R.txt.pgp to folder RIF in bucket sb-lt-pvt-cps-cpak-prd after 0 retries",
            "metric.label.rif_file_name": "CSS-3727-250807112348051-D-J-R.txt.pgp",
            "metric.label.store": "3727",
            "metric.label.timestamp": "2025-08-07 11:24:08.515",
            "metric.name": "value.falcon_CPAK_rif_folder_count_files",
            "resource.label.bucket_id": "cpak-log",
            "resource.label.location": "northamerica-northeast1",
            "resource.label.monitored_resource_type": "global",
            "resource.label.project_id": "phc-store-apps",
            "resource.label.source_resource_container": "projects/phc-store-apps"
          }
        }
      },
      
      i need to get metric.label.store
      
      
      const storeSet = new Set();

context.panel.data.series.forEach((seriesObj) => {
  storeSet.add(seriesObj.meta.custom.labels["metrics.label.store"]);
  console.log(seriesObj.meta.custom.labels["metrics.label.store"]);
})

console.log(storeSet);

fix code if neeed

This code intends to extract the value associated with the key metric.label.store from a deeply nested JSON object (context.panel.data.series) and add it to a Set to ensure unique values are collected. However, there is a typo in the key name when accessing the property.

The JSON property is named "metric.label.store" (singular metric), while the code tries to access "metrics.label.store" (note the incorrect "metrics").

Here is the corrected code:

const storeSet = new Set();

context.panel.data.series.forEach((seriesObj) => {
  // Correcting the typo in the key
  storeSet.add(seriesObj.meta.custom.labels["metric.label.store"]);
  console.log(seriesObj.meta.custom.labels["metric.label.store"]);
});

console.log(storeSet);

Explanation of What This Code Does:

Initialize a Set: Creates an empty Set called storeSet, which ensures that only unique values will be stored.
Iterate over an Array: Loops through each object in the series array (accessible through context.panel.data.series).
Access Nested Property:
- Goes through the chain of nested properties: meta.custom.labels["metric.label.store"].
- Adds the value of metric.label.store to the storeSet.
Log the Values: Logs the value of metric.label.store for each object in the console.
Log the Set: After all iterations, logs the storeSet, which will contain all unique metric.label.store values.

Example Output:

If context.panel.data.series is as provided, where metric.label.store is "3727", the output will be:

3727
Set { "3727" }

This code ensures only unique values are collected. If there are multiple objects in context.panel.data.series with different metric.label.store values, the Set will hold all unique values.

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