html-data-app-runtime

To build interactive HTML data apps with Malloy models, you write custom JavaScript to drive UI components and use Publisher.js to execute Malloy queries and manage data state. This runtime provides the framework for query execution and result handling.

Publisher.js is used in JavaScript data applications to execute Malloy queries dynamically. It handles query building based on filter state, fetches real-time data from Malloy models, and manages the results and errors for frontend rendering.

Yes, you can execute Malloy queries directly from frontend JavaScript by utilizing the Publisher.query API. This allows your web dashboard to dynamically update charts and tables with real-time data fetched from a specified Malloy model.

Yes, JavaScript knowledge is required to use the html-data-app-runtime because it relies on custom JavaScript to drive data apps. You must write frontend code to handle query execution, state management, and data rendering.

Query building with filter state in Malloy data apps works by constructing dynamic queries through JavaScript based on user interactions. The framework enables fetching updated data from Malloy models and managing subsequent state changes in the app's frontend.

The best way to handle errors and results when executing Malloy queries is through the html-data-app-runtime framework, which manages data rendering and error handling directly within the app's frontend JavaScript logic.