Observable
tag: <hpcc-observable>
TIP
See Getting Started for details on how to include @hpcc-js/web-components in your application
Attributes
mode
Default mode, Observable script with embedded Markdown, or Markdown with embedded Observable script
Type: "observablescript" | "markdown"
observablescript
: Observable script with embedded Markdownmarkdown
: Markdown with embedded Observable script
Default Value: observablescript
plugins
Plugins expose JavaScript functions to the Observable script
Type: { [key: string]: object; }
Default Value: {}
show_errors
Show or hide errors, enable to assist with non functioning scripts
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
show_values
Show or hide intermediate values (values which typically are not viewof
values)
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
Properties
mode
Default mode, Observable script with embedded Markdown, or Markdown with embedded Observable script
Type: "observablescript" | "markdown"
observablescript
: Observable script with embedded Markdownmarkdown
: Markdown with embedded Observable script
Default Value: observablescript
plugins
Plugins expose JavaScript functions to the Observable script
Type: { [key: string]: object; }
Default Value: {}
show_errors
Show or hide errors, enable to assist with non functioning scripts
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
show_values
Show or hide intermediate values (values which typically are not viewof
values)
Type: boolean
Default Value: false
Events
More Examples
Observable Markdown
tag: <hpcc-observable mode="markdown">
Credits
@observablehq/runtime
The Observable runtime lets you run Observable notebooks as true reactive programs in any JavaScript environment: on your personal website, integrated into your web application or interactive dashboard. Take your notebook to any distant shore the web platform reaches.
@observablehq/parser
Parser for Observable flavour of JavaScript.
@observablehq/stdlib
The Observable standard library.
@observablehq/inspector
This library implements the default value renderer for Observable programs. When used with the Observable runtime as observers, inspectors can insert elements into the DOM and render interactive displays for arbitrary values.