Releases: mongodb-js/charts-embed-sdk
v2.2.0 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
v2.1.0 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
🎉 Interactive click events and applying chart highlights
- Subscribe to click events on an embedded chart using
chart.addEventListener
. Thepayload
parameter in the event callback contains details on the chart element clicked. - Apply a highlight on an embedded chart using
chart.setHighlight
🛠 Performance Improvements
- Improved performance for authenticated embedded charts by eliminating redundant API calls.
v2.0.1 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
v2.0.1
Bug fixes
- fix: Publish the UMD bundle of
@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom
that was mistakenly omitted from thev2.0.0
release.
v2.0.0
Breaking Changes
Changed the Content-Security-Policy (CSP) of the iframe
created by the SDK to include the following sandbox
directive flags:
allow-popups
: Allows popups to function (eg:window.open
,target="_blank"
).allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox
: Allows a sandboxed document to open new windows without forcing the sandboxing flags upon them.
1.1.3 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
Bug Fixes 🐛
- Fixed an issue (#14) where types for
mongodb-stitch-browser-sdk
were missing causing builds with TSC to fail.
1.1.2 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
Improved API Documentation 📄
In this release, we've added generated API docs to the NPM package bundle in the docs
folder. We've also corrected some minor typos and omissions in the README.
Bug Fixes 🐛
- We fixed a minor bug in the
maxAgeData
prop where it would ignore when the prop was set to0
. This resulted in cached data still being served to the client.
1.1.1 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
Improved Rollup documentation
We've now added an example rollup.config.js
to the package README to help Rollup users get started with the SDK.
1.1.0 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
Chart Caching Support ⏱️
In the latest Charts cloud release, we’ve given developers more control over the caching and refresh behaviour, which can improve performance and user experience. The new maxDataAge
option allows you to specify when data should be retrieved from the cache or re-queried from the database. This can also be combined with the autoRefresh
option to ensure charts are always kept current.
Note: as part of this change, we have deprecated the refreshInterval
property, as the same functionality is accessible through the new autoRefresh
and maxDataAge
properties.
Minor fixes 🛠️
- Moved
ts-node
to a dev-dependency
1.0.0 (@mongodb-js/charts-embed-dom)
Highlights
- 🎉 First release of the Charts Embedding SDK
- 🛠 Dynamically set the current theme, refresh interval, and filter
- 🔒 Support for embedding authentication providers (Custom / Realm / Google)
First release of the Charts Embedding SDK
We're excited to show you the first v1.0.0 release of the embedding SDK. For comprehensive documentation and guides, head on over to https://github.com/mongodb-js/charts-embed-sdk, or https://docs.mongodb.com/charts/master/embedding-charts-sdk/.
Embedding SDK Comamnds
The SDK unlocks interactivity in your charts that simply wasn't possible with IFrame embedding.
- You can now dynamically toggle between dark mode using
setTheme
- Adjust how frequently your chart refreshes using
setRefreshInterval
- Control what data is shown in your chart using
setFilter
Support for Embedding Authentication Providers
You can now control who can view your embedded charts by enabling authenticated embedding. With this setting enabled, you will need to pass in a function to getUserToken
that returns a JWT with claims
representing the user attempting to view the Chart. For more information, check out our authenticated embedding example here: https://github.com/mongodb-js/charts-embed-sdk/tree/master/examples/authenticated-custom-jwt