signoz List View for Dashboard

Fixes: https://github.com/SigNoz/signoz/issues/3661

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced enhanced query capabilities for logs and traces, allowing users to filter and search with greater precision.
- Added a new ExplorerColumnsRenderer component for dynamic column selection and organization in data exploration.
- Implemented a DataSourceDropdown component that adapts its options based on the exploration panel's context.
- Enhanced the GridCardLayout and GridPanelSwitch components to support logs data fetching and rendering, improving data visualization.
- Launched a LogsPanelComponent and a TracesTableComponent for displaying logs and traces in a tabular format, including pagination and detailed views.
Enhancements
- Improved user interface components like QueryBuilder, OrderByFilter, and QBEntityOptions to conditionally render based on the type of query or exploration panel.
- Updated the WidgetGraph component to include log and trace fields selection, enhancing the customization of data visualization.
Style Updates
- Added new styles for the LogsPanelComponent, ExplorerColumnsRenderer, and TracesTableComponent to ensure a consistent and visually appealing user interface across the application.
Bug Fixes
- Adjusted the cursor style in the TracesExplorer list view for better user experience.

Feb 08 '24 17:02 Rajat-Dabade

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Feb 08 '24 17:02 request-info[bot]

Walkthrough

The update introduces a list type panel for logs and traces in the dashboard, enabling users to view loglines in both list and table views. This significant enhancement encompasses the addition of new components, props, styles, and modifications across various files to support the functionality, including the integration of a LogsPanelComponent for logs display and adjustments to existing components to accommodate list views and table views with specific configurations.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`.../Dashboard/List.tsx`, `.../Dashboard/Table.tsx`, `.../Dashboard/TimeSeries.tsx`, `.../Dashboard/Value.tsx`	Introduced `ListIcon`, updated `Table` to `TableIcon`, added `fillColor` props, and SVG adjustments.
`.../LogDetail/...`, `.../Logs/TableView/...`, `.../constants/panelTypes.ts`, `.../GridCardLayout/...`, `.../QueryBuilder/...`, `.../NewWidget/...`, `.../container/LogsPanelTable/...`	Added props for dashboard/list view panels, updated styling, and integrated `LogsPanelComponent`. Adjusted rendering logic based on new props.
`.../container/...`, `.../hooks/...`, `.../types/...`	Enhanced components and hooks to support list and table views, included new types for logs and traces fields.
`frontend/src/index.html.ejs`	Added 'Open Sans' font.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Option to view logs as listview and table view in the panels (#3661)	✅	The changes comprehensively address the objective by introducing components and props to support both list and table views for logs and traces in the dashboard.

Poem

In the realm of data so vast and wide, A rabbit hopped, with eyes open wide. "Logs and traces, in lists, they shall be, Table views too, for all to see."

With a flick of its paw and a twitch of its nose, The dashboard transformed, as the new feature arose. "Behold," it whispered, under the moon's light, "Data in harmony, a truly splendid sight." 🐰✨

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