As a dashboard owner, I would like to know which dashboards are being used the most, by whom, and see count of views over time.

As we evaluate "usage" of these MDB Charts Dashboards, I want to know if people are even using them "enough" to justify investing in creating or enhancing dashboards.

I realize I could embed these charts into a separate website and slap Google Analytics onto the site to gain analytics / usage information. In lieu of this native feature, would you recommend that approach?

I have added urls in dashboard descriptions and would like them to be clickable so my description is more useful for me and for other users that I have shared my dashboard with. This will be great for charts descriptions too.

When editing the pipeline for a data source, there is a message saying "This data source is used by one or more charts. Any changes to the pipeline may impact these charts."

It would be nice to have a convenient way to see a list of the charts used by that data source, so that I can fix the charts after modifying the data source pipeline.

Currently, I need to go to each of my charts and click on the "Edit" button to see which data source it is using, which is inconvenient if I have a lot of charts.

Mongodb Charts needs to have dynamic update options using change_streams, so the charts are updated automatically, whenever a new document is inserted into a collection or an existing document is updated in a collection

I have some jobs that I need to rename with binnings. These jobs appear on many graphs, and it would be helpful to be able to import these binnings between graphs or even dashboards.

Thanks for your help!

Stop working with Javascript global object. Angular removed access to global (for tree shaking reasons ++) in Angular v6.x. We are now at Angular v13.x.

Angular users will not have an easy time embedding your JS library into their applications.

An Angular project will fail with the error: "Cannot access global" when trying to embed a Chart.

I have data that doesn't follow a linear or polynominal shape and is more cyclical. I'd like to have another trend line type called "moving average" that plots the average of a window of data.

If there are multiple collections with identical prefixes longer than 20 or so characters, it's not possible to tell them apart, making it impossible to see the data source collection

Would be great to add a semi-transparent watermark to the corner or center of charts. Especially useful while screenshotting or embedding charts.

If i can set a global config for watermarks across all charts, that would be great as well.

Currently it is possible to generate a UI filter for a dashboard but not at the individual Chart level, where custom filter UI needs to be built. Filter UI should be embeddable together with individual Charts.

It would be nice if I didn't have to switch browsers every time I wanted to edit a chart

Currently, if there are no dashboards on the /dashboards page (e.g. https://charts.mongodb.com/charts-xxxxxxx/dashboards), the only option is to add a new dashboard. See 1addDash.png attached.

If there is an existing dashboard, there is the same "Add Dashboard" button, and there's also a pull-down menu to import a chart. See 3importdashboard.png

My use case for importing is for folks new to MongoDB and/or Charts. I'd like to be able to import a dashboard without having an existing dashboard.

(My current workaround is a tutorial showing how to make a dashboard, exit, then import).

We have different environments and creating the chart in a test environment and then deploying this dashboard/graph to another environment would be nice. Kinda like how you deal with deploying code to different environments from source code. Either have the option to link chart to another system like github, azure devops or similar git repos or have some kind of chart-library you can version control your charts to. In the live environment if a chart has been changed that broke something going back to the previous version would be really helpful.

I would to be able to see the queries targeting different data sources and even better would be to get suggestions based on data source of indexes that could improve the performance of charts. Since the people managing the data itself in our case won't create the graphs this would help.

I'd like to see the ability within MongoDB charts to have moving bubble charts as my data is updated. Similar to https://flowingdata.com/2019/03/26/relationship-stages/

I'd like to be able to chart some of the metrics from the logs into Charts. This will allow me to have one central place to see all the relevant data I want to chart.

Allow the charts to do calculations on the totals, say we fields: [currentAmount, renewedAmount]
And the chart shows as totals [1000, 800]

Then it should allow to show it as .80 (or 80% with formatting), at least in a Text, Number Chart.

Keep in mind, since so far what I've researched we can only do calculations on each field then it would not be possible to add ratios per document.