This is an Angular module that provides a service and directive for easily embedding Tableau visualizations within your Angular app.

It's built with Angular 1.4.x and Gulp.js and targets modern browsers (latest Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, IE10+) and Tableau Server 9.1 - 9.3.

1. Install the component (e.g. with Bower). If needed, manually add a script tag to your HTML to load the lib/tableau.js file

2. Add a dependency on the com.effectiveui.tableau module in your Angular app module:

   angular.module('myApp', ['com.effectiveui.tableau']);
   

3. Currently, you must manually add the Tableau Server script tag to your main HTML page, per the Tableau instructions

4. In your app's config function, inject the tableauProvider and use the configure method to provide the host and siteRoot for your Tableau server:

   angular.module('myApp').config(function (tableauProvider) {
       tableauProvider.configure({
         host: 'https://tableau.example.com/',
         siteRoot: 'site/demo/'
       });
       
       //...
     }
   );
   

5. Optionally, you can also use the setDefaultOptions method of tableauProvider to pass an object containing default options for all visualizations you embed. See VizCreateOptions in the Tableau documentation for available options.

   angular.module('myApp').config(function (tableauProvider) {
       //...
       
       // these options are a good start for a "seamless" embed
       tableauProvider.setDefaultOptions({
         hideToolbar: true,
         hideTabs: true
       });
     }
   );
   

6. To embed a visualization, decorate a div or other element with the eui-tableau-viz attribute. The value of this attribute should be the workbook/view path for the desired visualization, as defined on the Tableau server (this can be found in Tableau embed code blocks as the "name" parameter. Encoded HTML entities should be decoded, so e.g. if your Tableau embed code contains <param name='name' value='MyWorkbook&#47;MyViz' />, enter this as MyWorkbook/MyViz). Also, you'll need to specify a viz-height attribute on the same element, to tell the visualization how tall it should be (its width will behave like a block-level element and fill its container). Example:

   <div eui-tableau-viz="MyWorkbook/MyViz" viz-height="200px"></div>

1. Install a current version of Node.js (built with v4.2.4) from https://nodejs.org/
2. Install Bower: npm install -g bower
3. Install Gulp: npm install -g gulp
4. cd to the project root and install dependencies: npm install && bower install

NOTE: Node.js is only used for the development environment; it is not required for the component itself at runtime.

You can use the following commands:

• $ gulp to build the component and demo app in folder dist
• $ gulp serve to start BrowserSync server on your source files with live reload
• $ gulp serve:dist to start BrowserSync server on your optimized application without live reload
• $ gulp test to run your unit tests with Karma
• $ gulp test:auto to run your unit tests with Karma in watch mode

For more info on Tableau configuration, see Tableau's [JavaScript API documentation] (http://onlinehelp.tableau.com/current/api/js_api/en-us/help.htm)

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