Feature Ideas

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  1. Have a search/filter in table columns

    This would enable end users to search/filter the table easily

    Ella Cullen

    0

  2. A Duplicate button on dashboard widgets

    Wouldn't it be amazing if there was a copy/clone button close to the Edit and Delete ones 🥺

    Nickolas L

    5

  3. Show/hide parts of a dashboard based on a variable

    Sometimes a part of a dashboard only makes sense to show once the user has selected an input.

    Tom G

    2

  4. Containers for components

    To make building dashboards in the no-code builder easier, we'll introduce the concept of 'containers' to layout components on the canvas

    Ella Cullen

    7

  5. Support for nested AND and OR logic in dataset filters

    Currently dataset filters all use simple AND across each filter. It is, however, common that you might want to use OR instead, or a nesting thereof.

    Tom G

    3

  6. String interpolation: ability to use a variable in text inputs

    It would be nice to have a variable, e.g. granularity, populate a text input, such as a chart title, so that for example a chart title can be 'Sales by {granularity variable}' and update based on the end users filters

    Ella Cullen

    1

  7. Connect to a local database when running embeddable:dev

    Some teams might have their own local databases that they want to use when building locally, instead of using the connections that are set up via the connections API.

    Ella Cullen

    0

  8. Enable a toggle between one data point and many in the tooltip

    Currently the tooltip behaviour in Remarkable is to show all the values (for example in a multi-line chart this would mean all values for a particular point on the x-axis) but in some cases it would be useful to be able to toggle to just show either one or many data points. You can override the tooltip behaviour via theming but this would be nice to have as OOTB behaviour

    Ella Cullen

    1

  9. Non-primitive sub-inputs

    Allow component inputs to accept custom (non-primitive) types as sub-inputs, so that developers can define reusable complex types and use non-primitive inputs - such as measure selectors - within them. Currently, sub-inputs are limited to primitive values (strings, numbers, booleans). This forces developers to flatten what should be structured, grouped inputs into explicit top-level fields as a workaround, rather than modelling them as arrays of a custom type with rich sub-inputs.

    Ella Cullen

    0

  10. Be able to pin components to the top of the screen such that when a user scrolls down the filters stay visible

    Allows for things like filter updates while viewing graphs near the bottom of a dashboard without having to scroll back to the top, change the filter, and then scroll back to your graph of interest.

    Michael H

    0

  11. Show where variables are being used when a variable delete is blocked by usage

    A change in how we wanted the dashboard to function necessitated some variable cleanup and it was used in 12 places, I easily found 11 of them and the 12th was filtering the dataset itself and it took an embarrassingly long amount of time to find. Would be great to have an easier way of identifying where the variable you are trying to delete is used. Would also be good to be able to quickly double check which charts a variable is applied to for things like full dashboard date filters or something to ensure no components were missed.

    Michael H

    0

  12. Expand on pivot table functionality

    E.g. ability to switch dimensions into rows/columns for the end user

    Ella Cullen

    0

  13. Drag-to-select on dimension axis

    This is a really nice feature to enable end-users to zoom in on a specific period (for example)

    Ella Cullen

    0

  14. Add a drilldown in the no-code builder

    Drilldowns are super helpful for end users, so being able to add them within the no-code builder is really important - e.g. by opening a sub-embeddable via a modal.

    Ella Cullen

    5

  15. End users can download Embeddables as PDF

    End users can download their dashboard as a PDF

    Ella Cullen

    1