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37 lines
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Data visualization cells
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Gauge cell
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FIXME
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Cubes cells
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Those cells are activated by setting the CUBES_URL setting to the root URL of a
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Cubes[1] 1.1 server.
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Cubes server is accessed using the requests library, you can define custom
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parameters for the requests.get() calls by setting CUBES_REQUESTS_PARAMS, for
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example to disable SSL certificate validation:
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CUBES_REQUESTS_PARAMS = {'verify': False}
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The CubesBarChart cell use the Chart.js library (through the XStatic-Chart.js
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package) to render bar charts of the selected aggregated data. The y axis
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measure the aggregate which is computed, the x axis is the dimension chosen
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for the first drill-down axis. The second drilldown axis will be used to
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generate multiple datasets, one by dimension point, i.e. results generated for
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the second axis will be grouped along the first drilldown axis.
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Ordering by drilldown axis is automatically done using implicit ordering defined
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by the Cubes model.
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The CubesTable render the same data as CubesBarChart but by using HTML tables.
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The first drilldown axis is used for the row headers and the second drilldown
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axis for the column headers. By using the two axis at the same time you can make
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pivot tables.
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[1]: https://pythonhosted.org/cubes/
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