This is a set of examples designed to outline the capabilities of, and teach people how to use, Galyleo Dashboards with Jupyter Notebooks. There are two sets of examples here: Tutorial Examples, which primarily show how to use the Galyleo client library in Python, and techniques for building and editing dashboards with the Dashboard Studio Editor, and Demonstrations, which show interesting sample dashboards made with Galyleo, and some commentary.
A Galyleo example will typically consist of three files, in one directory:
- A Jupyter Notebook which calculates the tables used on the dashboard
- A Galyleo Dashboard file, which contains the Notebook
- A README file, which describes the example and what it's intended to show.
The examples are all designed to be run in a JupyterLab environment, with the free and open-source Galyleo extension. Every environment on any of the engageLively public Galyleo hubs has the Jupyter and Python code installed to run the examples out-of-the-box. The Galyleo extension and the Galyleo libraries required to connect to the dashboard are still in Beta; when they are released they will be available for download and installation. Please watch the engageLively site or set up for alerts.
Tutorial examples are in the subdirectory tutorials. They are typically very short, and illustrate a narrow pathway through the environment; the goal is that each tutorial will teach one task. Some tutorials will be missing either a Notebook or a Galyleo Dashboard file, depending on the skill being taught.
Demonstration examples are in the subdirectory demos. These are longer and more elaborate, and are designed to illustrate fully-featured dashboards