tableau/TabPy

Execute Python code on the fly and display results in Tableau visualizations:

What it solves

TabPy allows Tableau users to go beyond standard built-in functions by integrating Python scripts and saved functions directly into Tableau's table calculations.

How it works

It acts as an Analytics Extension server that connects to Tableau. Users can then execute Python code through Tableau's interface, enabling the use of Python's data science and analytics libraries within their visualizations.

Who it’s for

Data analysts and data scientists who use Tableau for visualization but need the advanced analytical power of Python for their calculations.

Highlights

  • Integration with Tableau table calculations.
  • Support for both ad-hoc Python scripts and pre-saved functions.
  • Deployable on various environments, including Heroku.
  • Includes a REST API for server management.

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