jinjat_project.yml

jinjat_project.yml

Jinjat uses dbt under the hood which requires dbt_project.yml file. This file is also used by Jinjat for the project version and name. jinjat_project.yml is different than this file and it's optional.

jinjat_project.yml includes metadata about your dbt project that is relevant to Jinjat. While it's optional, it's recommended. Here are the list of configurations available:

jinjat_project.yml

cors:
  allowed_origins: ["http://127.0.0.1:3000"]

query:
  max_limit: <50000>
  default_limit: <1000>

refine:
  importmap:
    - "https://www.unpkg.com/@mui/[email protected]"
  jsonforms:
    renderers:
      rating: "@mui/material/Rating"

openapi:
    info:
        description: "My custom project"

CORS

Enables CORS to perform calls from different websites.

Query

By default, Jinjat passes your queries to limit_query macro before executing them in your database. You can override the default settings using the query parameter.

Import Map

You can import packages from NPM or local environment via node_modules to the Refine app generated by Jinjat using Import Map feature. The packages can be used for rendering custom elements or including your custom Javascript plugins for analytics, etc. The feature is backed by Import Maps natively available in modern browser, you can read more about the URLs that you can pass here.

JsonForms

Jinjat's Refine integration uses JsonForms to render layout from your JSON Schema definitions. Once you imported your package with Import Map, you can use renderer property to define your custom components such as rating defined above. The imported component needs to be a React component that has value for emitting the current value and setValue callback to set the values for the component.