Your Qlik Sense installation comes with a number of visualization extension and mashup examples. These examples are designed as guidance when building your own visualization extensions or mashups and they are not intended for production use.
Visualization extension examples
| Code example | Purpose / description |
|---|---|
| Hello world | Demonstrates the absolute minimal requirements for a visualization extension. |
| People chart | Demonstrates a simple chart with basic HTML rendering and selection support. It shows how to enable dimensions and measures and how to make a simple visualization extension. It also gives an example on how to enable selections. |
| Toolbar | Demonstrates how to programatically call Qlik Sense functions. It also shows that you can create a visualization extension that does not visualize Qlik Sense data but is used for interaction with the app. You do this by leveraging the Mashup API into your visualization extension. |
| Horizontal list | Demonstrates how to build a visualization extension based on a list object definition and it also demonstrates some different options in implementing selection support. |
| Simple table | Demonstrates a basic table, including a Hypercube, paging and usage of the Backend API. |
| Angular chart | Demonstrates a simple chart with basic AngularJS rendering. |
Mashup examples
| Code example | Purpose / description |
|---|---|
| Helpdesk | Demonstrates how to include Qlik Sense visualizations into a web page using the Mashup editor and by using drag and drop, without any additional programming. It is based on the basic mashup template with absolute pixel-based positioning. |
Examples location
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Qlik Sense Desktop: ...\Users\<UserName>\Documents\Qlik\Examples\Extensions.
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Qlik Sense: ...\ProgramData\Qlik\Examples\Extensions.
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