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A plug and play cross tabulation library in JavaScript
- Include the minified files in your app.
<script type="text/javascript" src="compiled.0.2.0.min.js">
<script type="text/javascript" src="crosstab.0.2.0.min.js">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="compiled.0.2.0.min.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="crosstab.0.2.0.min.css">
- Copy "img" and "font" folders to your app directories and specify the path at "CrossTab.assetsPath". Example
CrossTab.assetsPath = "./lib/"
- CrossTab.assetsPath : Specifies the path to the "img" and "fonts" folders.
- CrossTab.init(options)
- CrossTab.loadSavedView(options)
- CrossTab.saveActiveTab()
CrossTab.init({
...
})
Initialises the API. The options attributes are:
- selector: The container to load pivot-chart.
- monitorEvents: Set 'true' to log the events via APIs.
- monitorErrors: Set 'true' to log the errors via APIs.
- mode: choose tracking mode in heap ("development" or "production").
- trackingIdentifier: User identifier for heap tracking.
- showSaveButton: Display button to save views/charts.
- onSaveClick: Callback for the save button.
- customTabName: Custom tab name for charts.
- addTabCallback: Callback when new tab is added returns blank div so user can add custom content.
- customMainTabName: Custom main tab name.
- mainTabCallback: Callback when main tab is clicked, returns a blank div if it is not present and return the div so user can add custom content.
- displayColumn: Callback for hiding a specific column. It takes the metadata object and the column name as input. Returns
true
for columns which are displayed andfalse
for hidden columns. - callbackForNewTab: When a tab is added it returns the reference of the new tab which gets added in tab bar.
- switchTabCallback: Callback for tab switch.
- onNoDataCallback: Callback when no data is present in dataset.
- onNoDataCallbackParams: Parameters for above callback.
Sample Object:
options : {
selector: "crosstab",
monitorEvents: true,
monitorErrors: true,
mode: "production",
trackingIdentifier:
{
url: data
},
showSaveButton: true,
onSaveClick: onSaveClick,
customTabName: "New Tab",
addTabCallback: afterTabAdded,
customMainTabName: "My Data Cards",
mainTabCallback: showAllSavedViewsPage,
displayColumn: displayColumnOrNot,
callbackForNewTab: callbackForNewTab,
switchTabCallback: switchTabCallback,
onNoDataCallback: onNoDataCallback,
onNoDataCallbackParams: data_set
}
CrossTab.loadSavedView({
...
})
Opens a saved chart.
The options attributes are:
- selector: The container to load pivot-chart.
- view: Set 'true' to log the events via APIs.
- monitorErrors: Set 'true' to log the errors via APIs.
- showSaveButton: Display button to save views/charts.
- onSaveClick: Callback for save button.
- customTabName: Custom tab name.
- addTabCallback: Callback when new tab is added returns blank div so user can add custom content,
- customMainTabName: Custom main tab name.
- mainTabCallback: Callback when main tab is clicked, returns a blank div if it is not present and return the div so user can add custom content.
- displayColumn: Custom tab name.
- callbackForNewTab: When a tab is added it returns the reference of the new tab which gets added in tab bar.
- switchTabCallback: Callback for tab switch.
Sample Object:
options: {
selector: "crosstab",
view: saved_view_object,
showSaveButton: true,
onSaveClick: onSaveClick,
customTabName: "New Tab",
addTabCallback: afterTabAdded,
customMainTabName: "My Data Cards",
mainTabCallback: showAllSavedViewsPage,
displayColumn: displayColumnOrNot,
callbackForNewTab: callbackForNewTab,
switchTabCallback: switchTabCallback,
}
CrossTab.saveActiveTab().
Saves the snapshot of a chart.
The view attributes are:
- title: The title of the tab.
- view_type: Tab visualization type.
- scratchpad: Crosstab data config object.
- pykquery_object: Set 'true' to log the errors via APIs.
result object: {
{
view : {
"title" : "mainview_1",
"view_type": "cross_tabulation",
"scratchpad": "Sample text",
"pykquery_object": {
...
}
}
}