Multiple values in same graph

Hello, First of all, many thanks for this plugin. It has been working flawlessly for several JSON API’s that I have already tested with.

However, there is this time-series API which I do not know how to plot multiple time-series in the same plot. This data comes from FireflyIII.

[
    {
        "label": "account 1",
        "currency_id": 3,
        "currency_code": "GBP",
        "currency_symbol": "£",
        "currency_decimal_places": 2,
        "start_date": "2020-12-01",
        "end_date": "2020-12-31",
        "type": "line",
        "yAxisID": 0,
        "entries": {
            "2020-12-01": 1,
            "2020-12-02": 2,
            "2020-12-03": 3,
            "2020-12-04": 4,
            "2020-12-05": 5,
            "2020-12-06": 6,
            "2020-12-07": 7,
            "2020-12-08": 8,
            "2020-12-09": 9,
            "2020-12-10": 10,
            "2020-12-11": 11,
            "2020-12-12": 12,
            "2020-12-13": 13,
            "2020-12-14": 14,
            "2020-12-15": 15,
            "2020-12-16": 16,
            "2020-12-17": 17,
            "2020-12-18": 18,
            "2020-12-19": 19,
            "2020-12-20": 20,
            "2020-12-21": 21,
            "2020-12-22": 22,
            "2020-12-23": 23,
            "2020-12-24": 24,
            "2020-12-25": 25,
            "2020-12-26": 26,
            "2020-12-27": 27,
            "2020-12-28": 28,
            "2020-12-29": 29,
            "2020-12-30": 30,
            "2020-12-31": 31
        }
    },
    {
        "label": "account 2",
        "currency_id": 3,
        "currency_code": "GBP",
        "currency_symbol": "£",
        "currency_decimal_places": 2,
        "start_date": "2020-12-01",
        "end_date": "2020-12-31",
        "type": "line",
        "yAxisID": 0,
        "entries": {
            "2020-12-01": 31,
            "2020-12-02": 30,
            "2020-12-03": 29,
            "2020-12-04": 28,
            "2020-12-05": 27,
            "2020-12-06": 26,
            "2020-12-07": 25,
            "2020-12-08": 24,
            "2020-12-09": 23,
            "2020-12-10": 20,
            "2020-12-11": 21,
            "2020-12-12": 20,
            "2020-12-13": 19,
            "2020-12-14": 18,
            "2020-12-15": 17,
            "2020-12-16": 16,
            "2020-12-17": 15,
            "2020-12-18": 14,
            "2020-12-19": 13,
            "2020-12-20": 12,
            "2020-12-21": 11,
            "2020-12-22": 10,
            "2020-12-23": 9,
            "2020-12-24": 8,
            "2020-12-25": 7,
            "2020-12-26": 6,
            "2020-12-27": 5,
            "2020-12-28": 4,
            "2020-12-29": 3,
            "2020-12-30": 2,
            "2020-12-31": 1
        }
    }
]

I have a Grafana Variable which is called asset_accounts which maps to the json label, such as account 1 and account 2

On the query field I have experimented with: $.[?(@.label =~"${asset_accounts}")].entries[*] but it just concatenates the points and does not put them into “another column”. Also, to have the time-stamps I have to use the queries: $.[?(@.label =~"${asset_accounts}")].entries[*~] (keys) and $.[?(@.label =~"${asset_accounts}")].entries[*], since $.[?(@.label =~"${asset_accounts}")].entries[*~, *] generates two grafana data-frames.

Any thoughts? Is this possible to achieve at all?

Thank you!

[supportdesk-si]

Confirming the plugin works as expected. Thank you very much.

[marcusolsson]

I found the bug causing the issue both of you are seeing. I’ll be releasing a fix for this later today.