list_dashboards when you need to understand an
existing dashboard — not just which reports it groups, but how they are laid out
and what each report is built on. On top of the list_dashboards row it adds
visualizations (the flat list of chart / pivot tiles), layout (their
arrangement, row by row) and reports (the full detail of every distinct
report the tiles render — the data table each is built on, its type, who can
view it, and its available visualization types).
You only see the dashboards you have access to — every one of the company’s at
full dashboard access, otherwise only those shared with you (by role or
individually). A dashboard you can’t reach is reported as not found.
reports describes how each tile is built, never its data: the computed rows
stay behind get_report_data, which you reach only for a report granted to
you directly — a dashboard grant alone gets you the tiles’ chart / pivot values
(get_report_chart_data / get_report_pivot_data), not the granular rows
behind them.
Parameters
Body
Body
string
required
Id of the dashboard to read — the id list_dashboards returns.
Response
Body
Body
string
string
Deep link to open this dashboard in the Qobra web app.
string
string
string
object[]
The chart / pivot-table tiles the dashboard shows, each referencing the
report it is built on.
object[]
The dashboard’s tile arrangement, top to bottom — each row lists the tiles
placed on it, left to right. This is how the visualizations are laid out on
the page.
object[]
Full detail of every distinct report the dashboard’s tiles are built on: the
tracked data table for record reports, its type, who can view it, and which
visualization types it offers. Deduplicated — a report shown as both a chart
and a pivot table appears once.