Prerequisites:

Before proceeding, ensure that you have the following dependencies installed:

• Python 3.x
• PyJWT library (can be installed via pip)

Installation:

To implement JWT authentication for Metabase embedding in your Python(Django) application, follow these steps:

1.Navigate to your project directory

2.Run the command “pip install PyJWT” to install the necessary dependency.

3.create an App and Project with these commands.

For Project Creation command

    django-admin startproject <project name>

For App creation command

    django-admin startapp <App name>

4.In “Views.py” Copy this Embed Code from the metabase.

5.create a urls.py file in App and write the urls.

6.In Project settings write the App name in “INSTALLED_APPS”.

7.If any doubts refer the code in “main”.

8.Then Run The server with this command.

    python manage.py runserver

9.Then open the localhost it will show like this.

10.open the path name which is given in the urls.

11.Then it will show the link open that link it will show the dashboard.

NOTE: This code is used for only “One Dashboard”will be shown.

How to Generate Multiple Dashboards Using Swagger:

1.If we want to generate the “multiple Dashboard Links” use this code in Views.py.

    from rest_framework import generics
    from rest_framework.permissions import IsAuthenticated
    from rest_framework.response import Response
    from genericresponse import GenericResponse
    from django.http import JsonResponse
    import jwt
    import time

    METABASE_SITE_URL = "<metabase url>"
    METABASE_SECRET_KEY = "<Metabase secret key>"


    question_list = [26,27,28,29]

class metabaseclass(generics.GenericAPIView):
    # serializer_class = IvinSerializer
      permission_classes = (IsAuthenticated,)


def get(self, request):
    try:
        url = []
        # Apicall(26)
        for i in question_list:
            iframeUrl = Apicall(i)
            url.append(iframeUrl)
        
        dic = {
            'total voters':url[0],
            'village voters':url[1],
            'madugula voters by lastname':url[2],
            'village voters by lastname':url[3],

        }
        print(dic)
        return Response({'Message': 'Successful',
                         'Result': dic,
                         'HasError': False,
                         'Status': 200})
    except:
        return Response({'Message': 'fail',
                         'Result': "fail",
                         'HasError': True,
                         'Status': 400})



 def Apicall(question_number):
    payload = {
            "resource": {"question": question_number},
            "params": {},
            # "exp": round(time.time()) + (60 * 20)  # 10 minute expiration
    }

token = jwt.encode(payload, METABASE_SECRET_KEY, algorithm="HS256")

iframeUrl = METABASE_SITE_URL + "/embed/question/" + token + "#bordered=true&titled=true"

return iframeUrl

2.use this code for multiple Dashboard Links.

3.If we want to use this code we must Connect this to “swagger”.

4.For Swagger Connection Refer this Documentation Click Here

5.After Successfully Connected To swagger Their is a name with what we are give in urls.

6.we can see All The End Points in that name.

7.once we are open that endpoint it will show the output.

Output: