Feature Ideas
Submit IdeaAvailability of cube metadata when using loadData() api
It's possible to define metadata for cube model definitions. Cube suggests using this for "any information" for the frontend. See: https://cube.dev/docs/reference/data-model/cube#meta It would be perfect if we were able to define the preferred formatting, translations, and other information we might ever need for presentation purposes. This would eliminate the necessity to manually specify this information using Embeddable component editors. However -to my knowledge- the current iteration of the loadData() api does not provide any such metadata. It's the raw data only. This is especially useful for retaining consistency across multiple consumers, while minimising the amount of truth sources. E.g. background tasks for exports as well as presentation through our Embeddable components could both leverage this information to properly format currencies.
Yannick S1
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 L2
Folders for Embeddables
Make it easier for Embeddable builders to organise their Embeddables using folders.
Ella Cullen2
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 Cullen4
End users can download Embeddables as PDF
End users can download their dashboard as a PDF
Ella Cullen1
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 G2
Support for different timezones
Currently Embeddable uses UTC by default (e.g. when aggregating results by day / week / etc.). We plan to support supplying a timezone, per dashboard session, so each user can see the results in the timezone that makes sense for them. This will also involve making the caching layer timezone-aware.
Tom G1
Support for additional inputs per dimension/measure
For each chosen dimension / measure, based on the type, allow specifying a number of additional settings (e.g. title / granularity / rounding / etc.) E.g. for a table component, that takes a list of dimensions as its input, it would be nice to be able to say that for each chosen dimension there is also an optional text input where they can override the column title, as well as a number input for overriding the default width.
Tom G1
Allow converting (aka casting) between types
Sometimes variables are being set as one type (e.g. text or boolean or number) but we want to use them as an input for a component that expects a different type. Automatic converting or casting of types (where it makes sense) could significantly reduce this problem. This problem comes up regularly when a control is designed to be reusable and thus its events always output strings, even though the dimension it came from might be a number of boolean, etc.
Tom G0
Button to expand chart to full screen
Sometimes it's useful for users to focus in on a chart on a dashboard and see it full screen
Tom G0
Enable builders to "publish" to QA/Test environments *before* publishing to Prod
Enable builders to publish to environments such as QA, Test before publishing to Prod.
Ella Cullen4
Use dimensions and measures as variables
This will allow you to dynamically control which dimension or measure to segment or aggregate by. E.g. you could have a dropdown containing a list of dimensions or measures, and then when users switch to another dimension or measure, all the charts update to show that dimension or measure.
Tom G3
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 Cullen0
Clone a dashboard from prod to local dev
It would be useful to be able to clone a dashboard from the live workspace to local dev preview so that it could be worked on locally
Ella Cullen1
Support self-hosted
We will support the option for customers to self-host Embeddable.
Ella Cullen1