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Development

See the kibana contributing guide for instructions setting up your development environment. Once you have completed that, you can use the commands below.

  • yarn kbn bootstrap

    Install dependencies and crosslink Kibana and all projects/plugins.

  • yarn start

    Start kibana and have it include this plugin. You can pass any arguments that you would normally send to bin/kibana

    yarn start --elasticsearch.url http://localhost:9220

  • yarn build

    Build a distributable archive of the plugin.

  • yarn test:browser

    Run the browser tests in a real web browser.

  • yarn test:server

    Run the server tests using mocha.

For more information about any of these commands run yarn ${task} --help. For a full list of tasks checkout the package.json file, or run yarn run.

Releasing

In the develop branch the Kibana version in package.json should always point to the latest unreleased stable version. For example: if Kibana 6.3.2 has been released the version should be 6.3.3.

The develop branch is merged to master when a new version is ready (do not forget to increment the version inside package.json). The new version is tagged and uploaded to GitHub releases.

A GitHub release should at least contain a build for the latest stable Kibana version, but if possible builds for older minor versions should be created as well. Building for a specific Kibana version can be done easily with: yarn build -k kibana-version-here.