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Start building a plugin from a Template
Building a Template is very easy
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Create a page which shows an overview of your instance
In the Overview List plugins you can see how to create a simple list with on the list the main tm1s.cfg settings and on the right an overview of the TM1 objects:
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Execute TM1 REST API queries
The TM1 REST API plugin will help you to get more familiar with the TM1 REST API. You can execute pre-written GET, POST, PATCH and DELETE request or write your own requests.
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Connecting to the IBM Cloud remotely with Arc using the non-interactive account
If you want to use Arc with your IBM ID, you should jump to the following article:
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Using Arc on the IBM Cloud
This article describe the steps to use Arc with the IBM Cloud from the Remote Desktop System they provide. The instructions are based on using TM1 security mode 5 (the default):
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Using the $tm1 service
In the $tm1 service there are 5 functions which you could use when builing your plugins.
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Timeseries Forecasting with Facebook Prophet and TM1/Planning Analytics
Welcome to the last part of the articles series about Data Science with TM1/Planning Analytics and Python. In Part 1 we loaded weather data from the NOOA web service into our TM1 cubes. In Part 2, by analyzing the data with Pandas and Ploty, we’ve learned that
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Explore your TM1/Planning Analytics data with Pandas and Ploty
Welcome to the second part of the Data Science with TM1/Planning Analytics article. In the Part 1 article, we uploaded in our TM1 cubes the weather data from a web service. Now that we have all the data we need in TM1, we can start to analyse it. The Python community provides lots of tools…
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Upload weather data from web services into TM1/Planning Analytics
Python is a widely-used general-purpose programming language that lets you work quickly and integrate systems more effectively. TM1py enables you for the first time to get easily data from a multitude of systems and web services such as Trello, Salesforce, financial web services and many more… into your TM1/Planning Analytics application.
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Using the Arc subset editor
Like the cube viewer, the Arc subset editor is built to generate MDX set expressions. Most of the functionality should be familiar to what you have experienced in Architect or Perspectives: all elements, filtering, ordering, etc.