How do I embed custom react components in superset?

[Ohnoimded]

I want to use multiple custom visualizations within superset in addition to what is offered. Is there a guide or documentation on how to modify the UI with react?

[dosubot[bot]]

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To embed custom React components in Superset, you can modify the setupDashboardComponents.ts file. This file allows you to add or delete components from the existing configuration. You can import your custom component and register it with the dashboardComponentsRegistry. Here's an example:

import dashboardComponentsRegistry from '../visualizations/presets/dashboardComponents';
import example from '../visualizations/dashboardComponents/ExampleComponent';

export default function setupDashboardComponents() {
  // Add custom dashboard components here. Example:
  dashboardComponentsRegistry.set('example', example);
}

Additionally, Superset provides various extension points where you can integrate custom React components into its UI. These include areas like the dashboard navigation, SQL editor, and more. You can use these extension points to inject your components into specific parts of the Superset interface ^[1][2].

For a more detailed guide on creating and registering custom visualization plugins, you can follow the steps outlined in the Superset documentation, which includes using the Superset Yeoman Generator to create and integrate new plugins ^[3].

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[Ohnoimded]

Will this work with d3.js and or chart.js?

[deependra8888]

I want to use multiple custom visualizations within superset in addition to what is offered. Is there a guide or documentation on how to modify the UI with react?

Are you able to do so?

[Ohnoimded]

Haven't tried yet. Had to use PyPi version due to long docker build times.