Whether the embedded object should be automatically refreshed.
The background color to use for the embedded object.
If no background is provided, it will set a default background color based on the theme.
To control the background color using CSS and classes, set to transparent
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The base url for your MongoDB EmbedSDK instance.
This should look something like: https://charts.mongodb.com/charts-example-url-zdvkh
Assign background colour for all charts in an embedded dashboard.
The id for the dashboard you want to embed.
This can be found in the "Embed Dashboard" dialog.
A function that returns a valid JWT that will be used to authenticate the user.
This function will be called when the embedded object is first rendered, and then successively when the SDK needs to refresh an invalid token.
See also getRealmUserToken
The height of the embedded object.
If no height is provided, it will default to stretching to the height of it's container. If a value is provided without units, it will be assumed to be pixels (px).
Height behaviour of charts in an embedded dashboard.
'fixed'
Height of charts will remain the same as the dashboard.'scale'
Height of charts will scale according to the container.How long in seconds data is considered fresh.
By default, staleness tolerance is 1 hour.
Whether to show the MongoDB attribution logo.
By default, this is set to true
Display the dashboard title and description.
The color scheme to apply.
If the theme is set to 'dark' and you have specified a custom background color, you should ensure that your background color has appropriate contrast.
The width of the embedded object.
If no width is provided, it will default to stretching to the width of it's container. If a value is provided without units, it will be assumed to be pixels (px).
Width behaviour of charts in an embedded dashboard.
'fixed'
Width of charts will remain the same as the dashboard.
'scale'
Width of charts will scale according to the container.
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The set of options that you can use when both creating an EmbedSDK object or using EmbedSDK.createDashboard.