MavenWorks is an open-source dashboarding framework offering uniquely flexible and user-friendly ways to quickly build dashboards and analytical applications.
Bond Portfolio demo on MavenWorks Viewer 0.1.0-alpha
Try the hosted Standalone version of MavenWorks, starting with an empty dashboard or sample demos
Or the JupyterLab version on Binder!
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Parts: Highly interactive dashboards can be built with straightforward drag-and-drop and configuration from the included extensible and scriptable gallery of visual Parts such as tables, pivots, charts, sliders and dropdowns. And the Jupyter version can also optionally use any charting libraries or interactive widgets available in JupyterLab. Almost anything that can be displayed in a web page or Jupyter notebook can also be put into a Dashboard!
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Layouts: Parts are laid out into dashboards using an extensible palette of tabs, free-form canvases, and docking stack panels that automatically resize to make best use of screen real-estate. The layouts can be created implicitly through WYSIWYG drag and drop or a layout "tree" can be precisely configured in a visual Designer.
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Bindings: To automatically connect Parts to data and calculations MavenWorks supplies a Data Binding framework and a query engine for fetching data and computing analytics, which, when the no-code or low-code approach isn't enough can use any mix of Javascript, a powerful SQL dialect called MQL and (if using Jupyter) Python from right within your dashboard! The underlying framework will take care of the complicated plumbing for executing bindings at the right time and keep displays, data and analytics all in sync.
- Standalone: MavenWorks can run purely standalone and isolated on a web-browser from any web server. No special back-end server required!
- An optional Configuration Server can serve up the standalone and allow for better sharing of dashboards and more.
- Optional JupyterLab integrations offer shared dashboard construction and embedding in Jupyter notebooks, with bindings that can run client-side or straightforwardly use a notebook's Python kermel. MavenWorks for JupyterLab also include a simple viewer for a better way to share dashboards with end-users.
You can read our documentation here on GitHub pages, where We have tutorials, reference docs, and contributor documentation. Most of the documentation is also accessible in-app using the F1 Help key.
MavenWorks is under heavy development so if you have questions or see something you don't like file an issue right here on GitHub or contact [email protected] .
Here's a hosted Standalone app where you can start building dashboard application from scratch following the tutorials, or can navigate between pre-built examples demos to help you understand what MavenWorks can do.
You can try out a hosted JupyterLab experience live on on Binder!
Or to install the JupyterLab extension in an existing environment simply run these commands:
$ pip install mavenworks
$ jupyter serverextension enable --py mavenworks.server
$ jupyter labextension install jupyterlab-mavenworksJupyter deployments come with several demo Notebooks and Dashboards, and scripted Part extensions that demonstrate parts of the API. Use the Start Here notebook to access these demos, and refer to our Getting Started guide or contact [email protected] for additional help.