signoz refactor: initial setup for uplot bar chart

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New Features
- Introduced a new Bar Chart functionality, including a customizable BarIcon and UplotBar components for rendering simple bar charts.
- Added support for a new panel type BAR across various components and utilities, enhancing the dashboard's visualization capabilities.
- Implemented a new plugin for creating stacked or grouped bar charts within the uPlot library, with customizable options for bar width, spacing, orientation, and styling.
Enhancements
- Enhanced the GridPanelSwitch component to support the new BAR panel type with specific data and options.
- Improved the WidgetGraphContainer logic to dynamically set the graph type based on user selection, supporting the transition between different panel types.
Documentation
- Added comments and documentation within new and modified files to explain the purpose and usage of the new bar chart functionality and components.

Feb 16 '24 12:02 Rajat-Dabade

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between f02c23167b1ea35a1c8cf2dd292c6f2a03406b72 and 0e25d89a29c555df6040a61cdb5ff7e41b763941.

Walkthrough

The update introduces a new bar chart component and integrates it across the frontend, enhancing data visualization capabilities. It includes the creation of BarIcon and UplotBar components, adjustments to support the new BAR panel type in various configurations, and updates to ensure compatibility and integration within the dashboard and widget systems. This comprehensive change allows for more dynamic and flexible data presentations, catering to users' evolving needs for visual analytics.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`.../assets/Dashboard/BarIcon.tsx`	Introduced `BarIcon` component for a bar chart icon.
`.../components/UplotBar/UplotBar.tsx`, `.../components/UplotBar/index.ts`	Added `UplotBar` component and export setup.
`.../constants/panelTypes.ts`, `.../container/GridCardLayout/GridCard/FullView/contants.ts`, `.../container/NewDashboard/ComponentsSlider/constants.ts`, `.../container/NewWidget/RightContainer/constants.ts`	Included new `BAR` panel type and updated configurations.
`.../container/.../GridCard/FullView/index.tsx`, `.../container/.../GridCard/index.tsx`, `.../container/GridPanelSwitch/index.tsx`, `.../container/NewDashboard/ComponentsSlider/menuItems.ts`, `.../container/NewWidget/.../WidgetGraph/WidgetGraphContainer.tsx`, `.../container/NewWidget/.../WidgetGraph/WidgetGraphs.tsx`, `.../container/NewWidget/.../WidgetGraph/index.tsx`	Enhanced components to support and utilize the `BAR` panel type.
`.../container/FormAlertRules/...`, `.../container/ListAlertRules/ListAlert.tsx`, `.../container/QueryBuilder/QueryBuilder.tsx`, `.../hooks/queryBuilder/useCreateAlerts.tsx`	Adapted alert rules and query builder to handle `BAR` panel type.
`.../lib/uPlotLib/...`	Updated uPlot library utilities and tests to support bar chart visualizations.

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In a land of code and binary streams,
A rabbit hopped, chasing its dreams.
With bars and charts, it paved the way,
For data stories to brightly sway.
So here's to changes, both big and small,
May they help us visualize, one and all.
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