Creating new Kibana visualizations and embedding them into your own plugin
Blog post from Elastic
The passage provides a comprehensive guide on creating custom visualizations in Kibana, specifically focusing on developing a simple metric visualization and embedding existing Kibana visualizations within plugins. It explains the process of using the visualize API in Kibana 6.0, detailing how to set up a new Kibana plugin, define visualization types, configure the visualization's data and options, and implement the visualization controller for rendering. The guide further explores embedding saved visualizations into a custom plugin using the VisualizeLoader service, which enables developers to render stored visualizations onto a webpage and pass additional options such as time ranges. Additionally, it covers using Kibana visualization types with custom data, exemplified by creating a tag cloud and region maps, and emphasizes the importance of understanding Kibana's documentation and source code for deeper integration and customization.
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