The FlexmonsterReact.Pivot component embeds Flexmonster into a React application.
To add an empty pivot table, specify the <FlexmonsterReact.Pivot> tag without any props:
<FlexmonsterReact.Pivot/>
Learn more about integrations with React:
All the FlexmonsterReact.Pivot props are equivalent to the parameters of the new Flexmonster() API call. Check out the full list of available props.
Note that FlexmonsterReact.Pivot supports only Flexmonster-specific props. Any other props are not supported, including id, className, or style.
Props can be passed as hardcoded values or as variables:
To pass a prop as a hardcoded value, enclose the value in single or double quotes:
<FlexmonsterReact.Pivot
report="https://cdn.flexmonster.com/reports/report.json"
/>
In this example, the prop value is a string, but number and boolean values can be passed similarly (see an example).
You can also pass objects and functions using curly braces (see an example).
To pass a prop as a variable, enclose the variable in curly braces:
<FlexmonsterReact.Pivot
report={report}
/>React lifecycle methods and the useEffect() hook are not synchronized with Flexmonster's lifecycle. However, you can get information about Flexmonster's state using its events.
To track the initialization of Flexmonster, use the ready or the reportcomplete event. Changes in Flexmonster's state (e.g., a report is changed) can be tracked via other Flexmonster events.
Learn more about using Flexmonster events in React.
The following example demonstrates how different FlexmonsterReact.Pivot props can be specified:
<FlexmonsterReact.Pivot
width="100%"
height="500"
toolbar="true"
report="https://cdn.flexmonster.com/reports/report.json"
customizeCell={customizeCellFunction}
beforetoolbarcreated={toolbar => {
toolbar.showShareReportTab = true;
}}
shareReportConnection={{
url: "https://olap.flexmonster.com:9500"
}}
/>Here is the full list of available props.