Dashboard¶

Dashboard displays visual reports related to specific functions on the same interface, building data insight scenarios through multi-dimensional data analysis. You can start constructing visualization scenarios by creating a blank dashboard or importing a custom template, and comprehensively monitor data metrics from different sources by adding charts, time widgets, keyword searches, and label filters.

Create Dashboard¶

You can create a dashboard in three ways.

Directly create Blank Dashboard;

Import Custom Template;

Select a view from the Built-in Template Library.

Blank Dashboard¶

1. Define the name of the current dashboard;
2. Define the ID of this dashboard;
3. Input a description for this dashboard as needed;
4. Select Labels for easier grouping management later;
5. Choose the Visibility Scope of the current dashboard;
6. Click confirm to successfully create it.

Identifier ID¶

Guance defines this ID as identifier, used to ensure the uniqueness of the dashboard or view.

Use Cases¶

It can be used to configure the chart's Jump Link, thereby achieving unique positioning.

Define the identifier ID of the dashboard as abc. In the final exported JSON file, the parameter is: "identifier": "abc"

When configuring jump links for charts, add the link of the dashboard with the identifier ID abc as:

/scene/dashboard/dashboardDetail?identifier=abc

In addition to dashboards, views are also applicable:

// The type field optional values: inner (user view), sys (system view). If not passed, it defaults to inner:
/scene/builtinview/detail?identifier=abc&type=sys // System View
/scene/builtinview/detail?identifier=abc&type=inner // User View
/scene/builtinview/detail?identifier=abc // User View

Visibility Scope¶

The visibility scope of the dashboard includes:

• Public: Open to all members within the workspace;
• Visible Only to Yourself: Only visible to the creator;
• Custom: Limits the visibility scope to specific members.

Custom Template¶

1. Define the name of the current dashboard;
2. Define the ID of this dashboard;
3. Input a description for this dashboard as needed;
4. Upload a custom JSON view template file;
5. Select Labels for easier grouping management later;
6. Choose the Visibility Scope of the current dashboard;
7. Click confirm to successfully create it.

Built-in Template Library¶

Ready-to-use, including System Views and User Views.

1. The default name of the dashboard is the name of the currently selected view, which can be changed as needed;
2. Define the ID of this dashboard;
3. Input a description for this dashboard as needed;
4. Select Labels for easier grouping management later;
5. Choose the Visibility Scope of the current dashboard;
6. Click confirm to successfully create it.