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#Metabase embed graps update#

You can find a list of all embedded questions and dashboards from Admin settings > Embedding.

#Metabase embed graps update#

Update the code on your server so that it matches the code generated by Metabase ( Code > top block).ĭisabling embedding for a question or dashboard.

If you change the parameters of your embedded item:

Optional: Select your template language from the dropdown menu.Įditing an embedded question or dashboard.

In the bottom code block, get the sample code for your frontend.

Previewing the frontend code for an embed Make sure to copy these changes to your actual server code. When you make changes to the style, appearance, or parameter preview settings, the server code sample will update as well.

Optional: Select your web framework from the dropdown menu.

In the top code block, you’ll find the sample code for your web server.

Add the frontend code to the HTML file where you want your signed embed to appear.įor more examples, see our reference apps repo.

Add the server code to the file that builds your website.

Go to the question or dashboard > sharing icon > Embed this item in an application.

Once you’ve made a question or dashboard embeddable, you’ll need to put the embedding URL for that question or dashboard on your website:

Metabase_site_url/embed/question/your_jwt_token?parameter_name=value It’s generated by your web server using your Metabase site URL, signed JWT, and parameters: The embedding URL for a question or dashboard is the Metabase URL that’ll be displayed in your website’s iframe. Optional: Preview the appearance of the embed.Select Embed this item in an application.Click on the sharing icon (square with an arrow pointing to the top right).Go to the question or dashboard that you want to embed in your website.Making a question or dashboard embeddable Go to Settings > Admin settings > Embedding.Enabling the embedding feature in Metabase If you want to embed charts with additional interactive features, like drill-down and self-service querying, see Full-app embedding. It tells Metabase that the request for filtered data can be trusted, so it’s safe to display the results at the new embedding URL. The signed JWT is generated using your Metabase secret key. Your_metabase_embedding_url/your_signed_jwt?filter=true For example, if a website visitor enters the value “true” in an embedded filter widget, your web server will generate a new embedding URL with an extra parameter: To ask for updated data from Metabase, your web server will generate a new Metabase embedding URL. If you want to set up interactive Metabase filters in your iframe, your web server will need to make requests to Metabase for updated data each time a website visitor updates the filter widget. To restrict data in signed embeds for specific people or groups, set up locked parameters instead. Signed embeds can’t be used with data sandboxes or auditing tools because signed JWTs don’t create user sessions (server-side sessions). The signed JWT will prevent website visitors from poking around in your Metabase through the iframe. A signed embed (or standalone embed) is an iframe that’s secured with a signed JSON Web Token (JWT). In general, embedding works by displaying a Metabase URL inside an iframe on your website.