pentaho

The pentaho namespace contains the types of the Pentaho Platform JavaScript APIs.

Overview

The Pentaho Platform JavaScript APIs support the development of JavaScript components for the Pentaho platform:

Standardizes in cross-cutting areas, such as data and visualization, but also on lower-level areas, such as configuration, localization and services.
Exposes key platform information and services to JavaScript components.

Promoting common idioms in these core areas is advantageous in several ways:

allows other APIs to focus on their actual core concerns
increases interoperability between components of different frameworks, and between applications and components
reduces the number of abstractions that developers need to learn
leads to uniformization across APIs, components and applications
communicates best practices

The APIs are organized as follows:

Source: doc-js/pentaho/_namespace.jsdoc, line 17

Name	Summary
config	The `config` namespace contains the types of the Pentaho Configuration API.
data	The `data` namespace contains the types of the Pentaho Data API.
debug	The `debug` namespace contains types that help managing the debugging state.
environment	The `environment` namespace contains types that allow access to environmental information of the Pentaho Platform.
i18n	The `i18n` namespace contains the types of the Pentaho Localization API.
lang	The `lang` namespace contains classes and interfaces used as type system building blocks to form other classes and interfaces of the Pentaho Platform JavaScript APIs.
module	The `module` namespace contains the types of the Pentaho Modules API.
theme	The `theme` namespace contains types that help with theming of components.
type	The `type` namespace contains the classes and interfaces of the Pentaho Type API.
util	The `util` namespace contains a minimal set of supporting modules used by other types of the Pentaho Platform JavaScript APIs.
visual	The `visual` namespace contains the types that constitute the Pentaho Visualization API.

Name	Summary
IRange	A range represents an interval on an underlying ordinal domain. It denotes a subset of a base domain.