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@MattTheGuru - great points, but if he is using the default vanilla JS hello world template example rather than the React template, there isn't going to be a package.json file or a build step. @NCRivera - your dataset definition in the manifest looks right to me. If you run domo publish after saving that file, you should…
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This is a huge one! I'd add for @TannerGarrett and the PM team - one of the key blockers here is to make sure the Data API supports variables. It currently supports beastmodes but not if they include variables.
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For those participating in the Domo x Canva Dynamic Infographic Challenge, I'll be hosting three office hour sessions where we can work together to: Brainstorming interesting use-cases Validate feasibility of your Domo x Canva idea Get setup with the Domo App Framework Support working through JS, HTML, and CSS…
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Credit goes to @ConnorGrieb!
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@GrantSmith and @pwhite8 - yes, documentId should be unique in the collection!
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Hi @jone @dom2849 - you can use the nameLike parameter in the List DataSets API call to return DataSets that include the name provided. See the docs here:
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Hi @Gigy - this error is happening because you need to have a Design ID in your manifest.json file. Running domo publish will automatically create an App Design and add that Design ID to your manifest. Then it should work as expected when you run domo dev
