add example input/outputs to starlark examples (#7980)
* add sample input/outputs to starlark examples * update ratio.star with example input/outputs * Update rename.star * update scale.star with input/output examples * fix spacing * fix spacing
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# Set any 'status' field between 1 and 6 to a value of 0
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# Set a logic function to transform a numerical value to another numerical value
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# Example: Set any 'status' field between 1 and 6 to a value of 0
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# Example Input:
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# lb, http_method=GET status=5 1465839830100400201
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# Example Output:
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# lb, http_method=GET status=0 1465839830100400201
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def apply(metric):
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v = metric.fields.get('status')
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# Compute the ratio of two integer fields.
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# Example: A new field 'usage' from an existing fields 'used' and 'total'
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#
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# Example Input:
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# memory, host=hostname used=11038756864.4948,total=17179869184.1221 1597255082000000000
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# Example Output:
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# memory, host=hostname used=11038756864.4948,total=17179869184.1221,usage=64.254021647 1597255082000000000
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def apply(metric):
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used = float(metric.fields['used'])
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# Rename any tags using the mapping in the renames dict.
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# Example Input:
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# measurement, host=hostname lower=0,upper=100 1597255410000000000
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# Example Output:
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# measurement, host=hostname min=0,max=100 1597255410000000000
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renames = {
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'lower': 'min',
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# Multiply any float fields by 10
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# Example Input:
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# modbus,host=hostname Current=1.22,Energy=0,Frequency=60i,Power=0,Voltage=123.9000015258789 1554079521000000000
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# Example Output:
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# modbus,host=hostname Current=12.2,Energy=0,Frequency=60i,Power=0,Voltage=1239.000015258789 1554079521000000000
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def apply(metric):
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for k, v in metric.fields.items():
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