We already have variables and links (which work with variables)[1]. Variables create interactive menus that update urls, queries and charts. If you have a variable `region` and you set it the url will add a get param ?region=<value>
Each chart also has a basic `link:` property can use to link to the existing or other urls with the variables set. For example
type: bar
x: revenue
y: region
link: '?region={{ region }}'
The result is a big range of flexibility, for example [2] here's an example of Conways Game of Life inside of dbt Charts.
We already have variables and links (which work with variables)[1]. Variables create interactive menus that update urls, queries and charts. If you have a variable `region` and you set it the url will add a get param ?region=<value>
Each chart also has a basic `link:` property can use to link to the existing or other urls with the variables set. For example
type: bar x: revenue y: region link: '?region={{ region }}'
The result is a big range of flexibility, for example [2] here's an example of Conways Game of Life inside of dbt Charts.
[1] variables example - https://play.dbtcharts.com/?example=variables%2Fall-input-ty.... [2] Conways game of life - https://play.dbtcharts.com/?example=variables%2Fgame-of-life...