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GoodData.UI: PGP SSO Example

This article will guide you through a PGP SSO authentication example. We will use GoodData’s Accelerator Toolkit along with the OpenPGP library. PGP SSO is GoodData’s custom SSO implementation that is based on PGP key pair exchange. This is a simple example to get you started. Much care, on the security side, needs to be taken when dealing with PGP keys. In this example we expose our private PGP key and passphrase in the Javascript code. This is done for the purpose of testing and should not be done in production. A prerequisite that cannot be ignored is to configure an SSO provider. This requires working with GoodData support. The steps are explained here.Once an SSO provider is set up, make sure that the user you will be using for testing has been provisioned with the SSO provider. This can be done by the domain administrator using this API. Make sure ssoProvider is set to the SSO provider configured by GoodData support and make sure authenticationModes is set to an array with SSO li

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DavidRGoodData Employee
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GoodData.UI: Custom Filter with GoodData.CN Backend

This article will guide you through implementation of a custom dropdown filter that supports thousands of values via pagination. To achieve this, we will integrate GoodData’s Accelerator Toolkit with the react-select-async-paginate (RSAP) library. As a Prerequisite, you will need an instance of GoodData.CN and a workspace with some data. If you do not have this, you can follow this article which explains how to install GoodData.CN and create a workspace with the included demo data.  Once we have GoodData.CN setup, we can spin up a React application using the Accelerator Toolkit. Run the following command in terminal:npx @gooddata/create-gooddata-react-app --backend tiger You will be prompted with some questions, be sure to set up your hostname correctly. Since we will be using GoodData.CN, the hostname will be: http://localhost:3000? What is your application name? my-app? What is your hostname? I have a custom hostname? Insert your hostname: http://localhost:3000? What is your applicat

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DavidRGoodData Employee
published in GoodData.UI - KB articles

GoodData.UI: Custom Filter with Paging

This article will guide you through implementation of a custom dropdown filter that supports thousands of values via pagination. To achieve this, we will integrate GoodData’s Accelerator Toolkit with the react-select-async-paginate (RSAP) library. Let us first spin up a React application using the Accelerator Toolkit. Run the following command in terminal:npx @gooddata/create-gooddata-react-app You will be prompted with some questions, be sure to set up your hostname correctly. My example here is using https://ramirez.internal.gooddata.com as the hostname:? What is your application name? my-app? What is your hostname? I have a custom hostname? Insert your hostname: https://ramirez.internal.gooddata.com? What is your application desired flavor? JavaScript Next we will cd into the application directory and add the RSAP libraries:cd my-appyarn add react-select@3.1.0 react-select-async-paginate@0.3.14 After adding the necessary libraries, we can start the application:yarn start You will be

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