Search is really important when you deal with huge amounts of data. In Arbometa you can easily add search filters (fields) to any preview just by selecting the preview node's fields you would like to see in the search form. Later, after the code is automatically generated, you can modify any search filter - for example, you can change a field with free text input to a selectbox with fixed options.

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How we made this example

  1. We've created a node "Electricity production" with 4 fields: country, year, source and amount. How to create a node.
  2. Added a preview of pie chart type to the node.
  3. Added two search filters to the preview - country and year.
  4. We had a file with data in CSV format (CSV format represents data as a table - you can open it in Excel, for example). Every row in the file contained information about one source of one country in the particular year.
  5. Created an import (imports explained).
  6. Automatically generated programming code.
  7. Imported data from the file.
  8. Made some minor modifications to the design.


Related topics

How to create a node
Data import explained
Pie chart
About our software development approach


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Filters' example - per capita electricity generation (in kWh and %) by source, country and year
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