@vizabi/reader-ddfservice v2.3.0

Vizabi DDF Service Reader

This Vizabi DDF Service Reader is used to connect your Vizabi visualization to data that is published by a DDF Service.

Usage

To use the reader include the script:

<script src="reader-ddfservice.js"></script>

Then simply create an instance and pass it to Vizabi.

var ddfReader = DDFServiceReader.getReader();
Vizabi.stores.dataSources.createAndAddType("ddfBW", ddfReader)

Next define a data specification, e.g. like this:

const data = {
    modelType: "ddfBW",
    name: "unhcr" // e.g. version could also be in here
}

And use that in the config of your Vizabi visualization:

var config = {
markers: {
    marker_destination: {
    data: {
        locale: "en",
        source: data,
        space: ["asylum_residence", "time"]
    },
    ...
    ...
    ...

Options

Options for the reader can be given as object argument to DDFServiceReader.getReader():

var ddfReader = DDFServiceReader.getReader({service: 'http://localhost:3001'}); //reader config that's not dataset specific goes here

For now service is the only option with reader scope.

In addition a dataset specific configuration object must be supplied in the init() call. Vizabi supplies the config of a data source, as shown above. The supported options are:

{
    name: "unhcr",          // the name of the dataset, the only property that is mandatory
    version: "2019111203",   // a version string, if absent the default version supplied by the service will be used
    service: "http://localhost:3001" // it's possible to pass the service URL in here too.
}

Usage without vizabi

jsfiddle example

var ddfReader = DDFServiceReader.getReader();


ddfReader.init({
  service: 'https://big-waffle.gapminder.org', 
  name: "wdi-master"
});


ddfReader.read({
  select: {
    key: ["geo", "time"], 
    value: ["sh_sta_brtc_zs"]
  }, 
  where: {
    geo: {"$in": ["rwa"]}},
    from: "datapoints"
  })
  .then(console.log);