savedqueries

Manage saved metric queries by centralizing discovery, storage, and retrieval of user-defined queries using React hooks and localStorage persistence. This ensures consistent query management across UI components and enables reliable retrieval of saved metrics queries.

Persisting saved metric queries locally relies on localStorage to store user-defined query parameters. Frontend React hooks interact with this storage layer to validate, refresh, and retrieve saved queries consistently across the application UI.

Find and validate existing saved queries using the findExistingQuery function within the saved queries utility layer. This function locates previously stored user-defined metrics queries to prevent duplicates and ensure consistent retrieval during drilldown operations.

Yes, you can check for existing saved queries using the useHasSavedQueries and useSavedQueries React hooks. These hooks query the localStorage-backed state to determine if user-defined metrics queries are present, enabling conditional UI rendering based on query availability.

Narrow down a saved query by applying the narrowSavedQuery function to refine existing user-defined query parameters. This process adjusts the stored metrics query scope for targeted drilldown analysis while maintaining the original query structure in localStorage.

No, this saved query management approach requires zero external dependencies. It relies entirely on native browser localStorage for persistence and standard React hooks for state management, ensuring lightweight integration into frontend metrics drilldown interfaces.