Summary

Dashboard data, extracted rather than described.

Getting the rows behind a Qlik chart normally means an export; here it is a call that returns headers and rows, so an assistant can do arithmetic on the same numbers the dashboard is showing.

What it is

A server over the Qlik Cloud API. It walks the hierarchy — applications, then sheets, then charts — and extracts a chart's underlying data with headers and rows, paging through results that are too large for one request.

What you get

qlik_get_apps lists the applications in your workspace with their IDs
qlik_get_app_sheets lists an application's sheets with titles and metadata
qlik_get_sheet_charts lists a sheet's charts with IDs, types and positions
qlik_get_chart_data returns the data behind one chart as headers and rows, paged at 1000 rows per request up to 10000 by default
Chart metadata comes back alongside the data unless you turn it off

Requirements

A Qlik Cloud tenant and an API key created under Settings > API keys. The key, your tenant URL and a default application id go in a .env, alongside row limits, request delay and retry behaviour. Runs from source, or as a Docker container pointed at that same file.

Setup effort

One command plus a key — npx tsx src/index.ts, then supply credentials