Embedding Dashboards with Superset
Superset is an open-source data exploration and visualization platform that allows users to build interactive dashboards and data visualizations. One of the key features of Superset is its ability to embed dashboards into other web applications or websites.
Embedding a Superset Dashboard
To embed a Superset dashboard into a web application or website, you can use an iframe tag. The iframe tag allows you to display the contents of another web page within your current page. This means that you can embed a Superset dashboard by simply adding an iframe tag with the URL of the dashboard to your HTML code.
Example:
Replace “https://your-superset-server/dashboard/1” with the URL of the dashboard you want to embed. You can also specify the width and height of the iframe to customize the appearance of the embedded dashboard.
Securing Embedded Dashboards
When embedding a Superset dashboard, it is important to consider security. You can restrict access to the embedded dashboard by using Superset’s authentication and authorization features. This allows you to control who can view the embedded dashboard based on their Superset user roles and permissions.
Customizing Embedded Dashboards
Superset provides options to customize the appearance and behavior of embedded dashboards. You can use URL parameters to control the initial state of the embedded dashboard, such as the selected charts and filters. This allows you to create a tailored user experience when embedding dashboards into your web application or website.
Conclusion
Embedding dashboards with Superset is a powerful way to incorporate data visualization into your web applications and websites. By using iframe tags and leveraging Superset’s authentication and customization features, you can create a seamless and secure integration of Superset dashboards within your web environment.
Another usecase is embedding only charts, not the whole dashboard, but there's not a clear documentation about it.
In the embedded dashboard I am getting errors on charts : Unexpected Error -> Error: no such column: string
Hi, is there a possibility for localisation per guest? Example: customer's guest token specifies the desired language. Thus, dashboards are localized per customer.
The title of this video needs to be updated with Embedding Dashboards with the Enterprise version of Preset only. Superset users dont bother
is SSO supported for Embedding Superset Dashboard instead of standard authentication of username and password to get access token?
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