Chart code that fits your data first try, as source you own: you pay to author it, never to run it.
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BIC_LICENSE_KEYAPI keyoptionalOptional. The license key for that account, with BIC_LICENSEE, instead of signing in. Authoring needs a trial or paid account; running a generated chart needs nothing.
BIC_SECRET_KEYAPI keyoptionalOptional secret key, if your account uses one.
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check_appNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
assess_data_shapeProfile a dataset locally (no data leaves the machine): per-column types, cardinality, ranges, measure/dimension roles, temporal/ordinal detection, and cross-column signals (nesting, shared values, association). This is the same measurement engine the BIC Power BI visual uses before generating a ch…Profile a dataset locally (no data leaves the machine): per-column types, cardinality, ranges, measure/dimension roles, temporal/ordinal detection, and cross-column signals (nesting, shared values, association). This is the same measurement engine the BIC Power BI visual uses before generating a ch…
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get_guideHow to build an app with these charts, from the guide this package ships. Local and free: no network, no credentials. topic 'fabric-app' (the default) is what a Microsoft Fabric App on the Rayfin data app template needs: what to pull, generating, wiring in React, the Fabric App section and the time…How to build an app with these charts, from the guide this package ships. Local and free: no network, no credentials. topic 'fabric-app' (the default) is what a Microsoft Fabric App on the Rayfin data app template needs: what to pull, generating, wiring in React, the Fabric App section and the time…
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list_eligible_chartsNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
generate_chartNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
preview_requestShows exactly what a chart generation would send to the BIC backend for these arguments - the measured shape of your data (column names, types, counts, ranges), the settings, and whether any sample rows travel - with the credentials removed. SENDS NOTHING and needs no license: it is local and free.…Shows exactly what a chart generation would send to the BIC backend for these arguments - the measured shape of your data (column names, types, counts, ranges), the settings, and whether any sample rows travel - with the credentials removed. SENDS NOTHING and needs no license: it is local and free.…
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check_chartNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
setup_fabric_appNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
query_semantic_modelNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
suggest_chartsNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
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Chart code that fits your data first try, as source you own: you pay to author it, never to run it.
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