jsapi-filters

Real-time client-side filtering of embedded Domo content is achieved by using the JS API MessagePort to apply runtime filters directly in the browser. This allows interactive UIs to update without requiring server-side re-tokenization.

Yes, you can synchronize filter changes across multiple embeds using the JS API. The system handles filter-change synchronization and communicates updates between the host application and Domo iframes via MessagePort events.

To listen for drill events in an embedded Domo application, you mount a JS API listener in your host app. This captures Domo-to-host events like /v1/onDrill and /v1/onAppReady sent through the MessagePort.

Filtering Domo content without server-side re-tokenization is best handled by applying client-side filters via the JS API. The host application uses /v1/filters/apply to send runtime parameters directly to the embedded iframe.

Yes, the Domo JS API supports URL-based filtering using pfilters and the overrideFilters parameter. This is specifically useful for configuring initial filter states within App Studio applications.

Embedded Domo iframe resizing is managed through the /v1/onFrameSizeChange event. You must ensure your JS API listener is mounted correctly to catch these Domo-to-host events and adjust the container dimensions dynamically.