Cómo usar Grafana directamente desde IRIS

Class Grafana.SYSHistory Extends %CSP.REST
{
XData UrlMap
{
<Routes>
    <Route Url="/" Method="GET" Call="testAvailability" Cors="true" />
    <Route Url="/search" Method="POST" Call="metricFindQuery" Cors="true" />
    <Route Url="/query" Method="POST" Call="query" Cors="true" />
    </Routes>
}
ClassMethod testAvailability() As %Status
{
    write "ok"
    quit $$$OK
}
/// This method returns list of available metrics.
ClassMethod metricFindQuery() As %Status
{
    do ##class(Grafana.MonitorData).GetSupportedMetrics(.metrics)
    w "["
    set sub=""
    set firsttime=1
    do { 
      set sub=$o(metrics(sub))
      quit:sub=""
    if firsttime=0 w ","
     set firsttime=0
     w """",sub,"""" 
} while sub'=""
write "]"
quit $$$OK
}
/// Data format for Grafana - http://docs.grafana.org/plugins/developing/datasources/
ClassMethod query() As %Status
{
set obj = {}.%FromJSON(%request.Content)
 if obj="" {
 write "no object found"
 quit $$$OK   
    
   }
    
    set iter=obj.targets.%GetIterator()
    set tMetrics=0
    while iter.%GetNext(.key,.value) {
    set tMetrics=tMetrics+1
    set tMetrics(tMetrics) = value.target
    }
    set from = obj.range.from
    set to = obj.range.to
#define classname 1
#define queryname 2
set (className,queryName)=""
//hard code the class and use 'NamedQuery' items so we don't allow any access to any data via any query...
set className="Grafana.MonitorData"
set queryName="SysMonHistorySummary"
write "["
for i=1:1:tMetrics {
if i>1 w ","
w "{""target"":"""_tMetrics(i)_""",""datapoints"":["
do ..ExportJSON(className,queryName,from,to,tMetrics(i))
write "]}"
}
write "]"
quit $$$OK
}
/// The className and QueryName determing the query to be executed.
/// from and to are local time in %Date (a.k.k. $horolog) format.
/// The query must return a value for the metric. This code assumes the values are returned
/// as Avg_Metric and RunDate, but you could change that

ClassMethod ExportJSON(className As %String, queryName As %String, from, to, pMetric As %String) As %Status
{
if className="" quit $$$OK
if queryName="" quit $$$OK
set rs=##class(%ResultSet).%New(className_":"_queryName)
if rs="" quit $$$ERROR($$$QueryDoesNotExist,className_":"_queryName)
// use this just for param info
set sc=$classmethod(className,queryName_"GetInfo",.colinfo,.paraminfo,.idinfo,.QHandle,0,.extinfo)
  
//The request must contain data with names matching the parameters of the query.
//Convert date and time parameters from strings to $h
set from=$e(from,1,19)
set to=$e(to,1,19)
set RunDateUTCFromH=$zdth(from,3)
set RunDateFromH=$zdth(RunDateUTCFromH,-3)
set RunDateUTCToH=$zdth(to,3)
set RunDateToH=$zdth(RunDateUTCToH,-3)
set tSc=rs.Execute(RunDateFromH,RunDateToH,"live",pMetric) //param(1),param(2))
if $$$ISERR(tSc) quit tSc
set rowcnt=0
while rs.Next() {
set rowcnt=rowcnt+1
if rowcnt>1 write ","
write "["
set tRunDate=rs.Data("RunDate")
set tUtcRunDate=$zdt(tRunDate,-3)
set tValue=rs.Data("Avg_Metric")
set tPosixTime=##class(%Library.PosixTime).OdbcToLogical($zdt(tUtcRunDate,3,3))
set tUnixTime=##class(%Library.PosixTime).LogicalToUnixTime(tPosixTime)_"000"
write $fn(tValue,,4),",",tUnixTime
write "]"
}
quit $$$OK
}
}