Charts
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Import single charts in existing dashboards
As we can now export dashboards as code, it could be great and very usefull to have the option of import a single chart (or some) into an existing dashboard.
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Anonymous link with password
Hi, It would be super nice to be able to create a shareable, anonymous link to any dashboard (like what is possible now), but with the added security of a password. Simply so that you can share dashboards with others by sending a link and password separately for some basic security, but without creating actual users.
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Print
After sharing chart option should be available on link to print chart into PDF documents
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Bulk delete data sources
Bulk remove data sources instead of one by one.
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Visualize polygons and points on the same map
Capability to visualize GeoJSON polygons and points from data collection on the same map view. That would allow user to create custom grid on a map.
IMHO it'd be very helpful feature when working with geolocation helping to visualize things and also debug during development.
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Dashboard placement of charts: fixed mode
The auto-placement behaviour of charts on dashboards may have its uses, but often it can be highly disruptive and require all sorts of chart-sizing workarounds and wasted time repositioning charts after they exercise their current anti-gravity tendency.
Can we have a fixed-placement mode so that charts stay where we put them on dashboards?3 votes -
add categories for dashboards
add the possibility to add categories to each dashboard so that it's possible to use them as a filter or viewing in a tree like / multi level structure.
handy for when you have many dashboards3 votes -
Optional Aggregation
Most chart types rely on aggregation due to the nature of MongoDB datasets. Sometimes I have simple datasets where I want to set a field not as an aggregation but as the value of a field. Yes, we could use spreadsheets to achieve this, but its nice having all the charts in one interface
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lowlevel data api
Mongodb-charts is great but still lacking a lot of features (which is not super surprising given it's age). To work around mobile issues, missing zoom, server side rendering and similar it would be great if the sdk exposed a low level data endpoint so that we can create our own visualizations on top of the aggregated & cached data from mongodb charts.
I imagine sth like:
const sdk = new ChartsEmbedSDK({
baseUrl,
});
const data = await sdk.getData({chartId})
unrelated side note: it would be great if the embed sdk was open source so that we can just contribute little enhancements…
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Chart element counts
Charts should allow us to access the number of categories in a chart (e.g. number of bars, number of series/legend items). In this way we will have information to further customize the rendering, on the fly, via SDK if need be.
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Axis hiding new feature
It would be great to have the option to hide an axis.
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updating the min value dynamically to expand the chart
Imagine this scenario: You have a price x data chart with a range between 110.000 and 120.000 for prices.
But the chart always starts at 0. You ever have to update the minimum range manually to near 110.000 to show data in the graph appropriately. Counterproductive, not?
So, I suggest creating a feature to updating the min value dynamically to expand the chart and ever occupy the entire space of the cartesian plane, especially in continuous charts.3 votes -
3 votes
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User Defined Choropleth
Choropleths are limited to predefined regions right now. There should be a way to define your own geographic regions to fit the needs of your business.
EG. Pacific NW may be Alaska, Washington, Oregon for one company, and include Idaho for another company. Or to define neighborhoods in a city.
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Template chart
A great feature would be to support template charts. The intention is that you have a query that calculates a client’s total gross revenue or the amount of credit card transactions they have processed in realtime. (e.g a text chart). This template could have one or multiple input parameters (think SQL stored procedure / view). Then we could display this chart per customer which would be a game changer to us because then we could tailor our embedded dashboards to each customer.
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Drill-down Support
It will be better if mongo charts have drill-down column supports.
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Percentile Chart / Cumulative-Distribution-Function
Often times just looking at just the average or min/max of the data might be misleading and understanding the distribution of the data is as important as the aggregated value itself. The Percentile Chart is useful for such scenarios as it helps to see the shape of the distribution, such as how big the tail is at either end, along with the value.
My proposal is to integrate a percentile chart similar to what you find here : https://powerbi.microsoft.com/de-de/blog/visual-awesomeness-unlocked-percentile-chart/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cumulative_distribution_functionThanks for the great work, I realy like mongo charts, keep going!
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Title of each chart with Tooltip option
Hover over title option with Tooltip that displays help text instead of subtitle description which takes up too much space.
For Dashboards, Tooltip feature is especially convenient to allow end users to understand how the metric is calculated with a dynamic popover that displays on hover
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Multiple custom tooltip details
while building a chart, like a scatter plot, you can add a tool tip detail to annotate data points with extra information. This is very useful but unfortunately if I want to add multiple fields, I have to use a projection with $concat to combine the fields and this leads to weird wrapping, it would be nice if there was an option to add multiple fields from the source documents as tooltip details
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programmatic
It will be amazing to support programmatically creating/updating/deleting the dashboards and charts, with SDKs and/or Terraform.
2 votes
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