* Fixing PropTypes warning message
React recently started warning on the upcoming deprecation of
React.PropTypes, the new approach is to use the `prop-types`
npm package instead.
* Fixing the tests
The standalone view doesn't need to fetch the datasources asynchronously
to fill in the dataources dropdown, it also doesn't need to render any
of the controls.
* fix scrolling for query search, getHeight was returning NAN
* add styling for query search pagination
* remove console.log
* make pagination buttons match bootstrap theme small buttons
* make react-virtualized table work
use dynamic sizing for cell width
enable filtering
require height prop for result set component
* fix tests and linting
* move some state to props
* move getTextWidth to visUtils
* make striped rows optional
* fix striped proptype
* update name to FilterableTable
* add basic test and fix linting
* accept array of columns keys rather than an array of objects that needs to be mapped
* move container div inside the component
* rename styles
* fit table component to width if it's smaller than parent container
* move stylesheet to javascript folder otherwise it throws an error on npm run prod
* move css to index.jsx
* fix result set spec
* fix linting and test
* fix result set props
* keep list immutable
Introducing a nice component as a label that show when data was
loaded from cache, when the cache was taken (in humanize duration as in
`a few minutes ago`) in a tooltip, and it can act as a button that
can trigger a force-refresh.
While working on it, it became clear that it was going to be hard to
use this component in the Dashboard view since it's not pure React.
I'm planning on refactoring the dashboard view with proper React/Redux
and introducing the CachedLabel component at that point.
While digging around in the Dashboard view I realized that there was a
bunch on unused code around managing timers that was used in explorev1
and decided to rip it out.
* [explore] fix and clean
Currently it's not possible to view queries while they are running, the
spinner appears endlessly. I decided to rearrange things a bit while
debugging so I could see clearly through it.
* Adding NotImplemented methods to base classes
* Fixing
* Piling up
