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nalinsajwanNew Participant
asked in GoodData.UI

Gooddata UI: Get list of available catalog items (based on selected one's)

This is unfortunately quite complicated in GoodData.UI <= 7, and Analytical designer orchestrates this logic explicitly.However, in the new GoodData.UI version (8.0.0), this has been made much simpler and it is supported “first-class”. If migrating to it is feasible for you, please give it a try. After moving to 8.0.0, you can use the catalog module to access the lists of both all items in the workspace (project) and of the items available with regards to the current setup (what you are asking).You can use it like thisconst catalog = await backend.workspace(projectId) .catalog() .load();const allItems = catalog.getItems();const availableItemsCatalog = await catalog.availableItems() .forItems([/* your current attributes and measures */]) .load()const availableItems = availableItemsCatalog.getAvailableItems();// orconst availableAttributes = availableItemsCatalog.getAvailableAttributes(); 

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Dan Homola
GoodData Employee
3 years ago
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Philip OwensNew Participant
asked in GoodData.UI

Unexpected token ( - create-gooddata-react-app

Hi Philip, can you please share the version of node and npm you are using? I just tested it, and it seems to be working fine on node v12.18.4 and npm v6.14.6 on macOS 10.15.7.

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Dan Homola
GoodData Employee
3 years ago
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Philip OwensNew Participant
asked in GoodData.UI

Unexpected token ( - create-gooddata-react-app

Hi Philip, I’m glad it works for you now! For more details about the supported versions, please see the relevant section About GoodData.UI page. I hope you will enjoy working with GoodData.UI.

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Dan Homola
GoodData Employee
3 years ago
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adhira93New Participant
asked in GoodData.UI

Can I embed a dashboard without iframes (ideally using pure JavaScript or React.js)?

Hi @adhira93, as @Pavel mentioned in his answer, in version 8.2.0 (which was released today) we have added a component that allows you to embed dashboards in React directly (without iframes). The component is called DashboardView and in its most basic form you can now write as little asimport React from "react";import { DashboardView } from "@gooddata/sdk-ui-ext";import "@gooddata/sdk-ui-ext/styles/css/main.css";const SimpleDashboardView = () => { return <DashboardView dashboard="dashboard-id" />;};export default SimpleDashboardView;You can find more information here:documentation examples galleryPlease note that this component is released as a beta now, there might be some changes in future releases.

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Dan Homola
GoodData Employee
3 years ago
Andrii Uhryn
Andrii UhrynNew Participant
asked in GoodData.UI

What components can be recreted with Good Data UI from the screenwhot attached?

Hi Andrii,you are correct, the header and navigation are custom made and thus are not part of GoodData.UI’s public API.What you can create using the GoodData.UI from your screenshot:the whole Dashboard content using the DashboardView component for example (or if you want more control, you can use individual charts) the filters above it - there is actually a new component coming in version 8.5.0 of the GoodData.UI (scheduled to come out next Thursday: 8th of July) for the Attribute filter button, Date Filter is already included in the current versionHope this helpsDan

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Dan Homola
GoodData Employee
2 years ago
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ShamboParticipating Frequently
asked in GoodData.UI

applying boxShadow CSS style in GoodData.UI

Hello @Shambo,the syntax of the CSS properties follows the React syntax (you can read more details about it in their documentation).In short, it means that property names are camelCased and any non-numerical values are passed as strings. So for your box-shadow case, the proper syntax is<b style={{ boxShadow: "20px 20px 20px 5px #0ff" }}>Some text</b>Hope this helps!

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K
2 years ago
hpatskan
hpatskanNew Participant

Ability to include extra attributes or entire object when drillingNew

Hi @hpatskan I am not sure I understand what you would like to achieve. In the object passed to the onDrill callback, you can access all the information not only about what was actually clicked, but also about the rest of the execution (see the API reference for the value). There are two properties:drillContext that tells you about the particular interaction (i.e. what exactly was clicked by the user) dataView that contains information about the execution used to drive the visualisation (including the definition, results, and more), see the API reference of its typeThese two should give you what you need to handle the drill event the way you want.Or is there something I misunderstood from your question? 🙂

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hpatskan
1 year ago
hpatskan
hpatskanNew Participant

Ability to include extra attributes or entire object when drillingNew

Thanks for the additional info, it is clearer now!Just to make sure we are really on the same page: you would like to receive the value of an alternate label to the one actually used to run the execution. For example:You have an attribute Project and it has two labels: ProjectID and ProjectName. You then have a visualization that uses ProjectName to display something and in the onDrill event you would like to also receive the relevant value of the ProjectID (in addition to the value of ProjectName you are already getting) but not show it in the visualisation anywhere.Is that correct?

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hpatskan
1 year ago
hpatskan
hpatskanNew Participant

Ability to include extra attributes or entire object when drillingNew

Hi @hpatskan,I am still not sure about the solution you would prefer. I am not sure we could do it without the extra slices: we need to see which value of an attribute “belongs” to which data point (for the drilling to make sense) so we have to slice by it I’m afraid. And we cannot “merge” these extra slices on the client because the aggregation used might not be associative (e.g. avg) so only the execution can tell us the correct number.Or am I still missing something?

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hpatskan
1 year ago
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