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periscope-data-loader

v1.0.1

Published

Naïve node.js module to download query results from Periscope Data charts

Downloads

7

Readme

periscope-data-loader

periscope-data-loader extracts query results from charts within a shared Periscope Data dashboard

Installation

node.js

npm install periscope-data-loader

Usage async / await

const periscopeData = require('periscope-data-loader');

(async () => {
    let result = await periscopeData({
        url: 'https://app.periscopedata.com/shared/6867a77f-b484-4b49-864f-92c8f9cbde9a',
        labels: ['welcome'],
    });
    console.log(JSON.stringify(result, null, 4));
})();

Required params

  • url - shared dashboard URL generated statically through the Periscope Data GUI or dynamically via Embed API
  • labels - an array containing the titles (labels) for all indicators within the shared dashboard that should be loaded. They must be unique throughout the dashboard otherwise only the first might be loaded correctly

Optional params

  • timeout - maximum time (in ms) allowed for each HTTP request (the minimum number of requests is equal to the number of desired labels plus one)
  • retryDelay - time (in ms) between multiple HTTP calls/retries to periscope data
  • maxAttempts - maximum number of HTTP retries allowed for each indicator that needs to be loaded
  • concurrency - maximum number of indicators to be loaded simultaneously

P.s. be nice to the Periscope Data servers by avoiding excessive concurrency and small values for retryDelay or the calls for data could be aggressively throttled

Internals

  • HTML parsing goes through htmlparser2
  • HTTP retry functionality is provided by request-retry
  • concurrency is made possible by calling bluebird's Promise.map
  • query results are decoded from streamed CSV to JSON via CSVtoJSON

License

MIT