ivh-react-tableau v1.0.0

ivh-react-tableau

React components for embedding Tableau dashboards

Install

npm install --save ivh-react-tableau

Usage

Before using this component you need to provide the Tableau JS API by adding it to your index.html.

<script src="https://public.tableau.com/javascripts/api/tableau-2.min.js"></script>

Load it!

import IvhTableauDashboard from 'ivh-react-tableau'

Use it!

<IvhTableauDashboard url='http://public.tableau.com/views/RegionalSampleWorkbook/College'
  filters={{
    'Academic Year': '2013'
  }} />
}

Properties

• url (required) - The full URL of the Tableau view to embed
• user - If using trusted authentication, the Tableau user to request a trusted ticket as. If not provided then trusted authentication will not be attempted.
• trustedTicketUrl - The API endpoint used to grant trusted tickets. The API should behave the same was as Tableau's ticket granting API as described here: https://help.tableau.com/current/server/en-us/trusted_auth_webrequ.htm
• filters - A hash of tableau filters to apply to the dashboard. Changes will be applied to the dashboard as this prop is updated.
• parameters - A hash of tableau parameters to apply to the dashboard. Changes will be applied to the dashboard as this prop is updated.
• onDashboardLoad - An optional callback function which is called during the dashboard's onFirstInteractive event. The callback is passed the viz's workbook as a parameter.

Additional options can be passed to the Tableau initializer by specifying additional attributes on the IvhTableauDashboard tag. e.g. <IvhTableauDashboard ... height='500px' hideTabs />

Development

This package was bootstrapped with create-react-library and follows its local development pattern. This is broken into two parts: the module itself, and the example application. To start local development:

1. Run npm start in the repository root to build and watch the source module
2. In a second terminal cd into the example folder and run npm start

License

MIT © iVantage Health Analytics