ChannelML
Examples and reference documentation for organising your datasets into channels.
Use the Matatika channel YAML to group related datasets in your workspace as code.
Our channel files are stored as YAML files, you can read more about the YAML format and its syntax here.
Example: analyze/channels/tap-google-analytics/google_analytics.yml
version: channels/v0.1
name: Google Analytics
description: Google Analytics
picture: https://www.matatika.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/google_analytics-icon.svg
Key Information
| Channel Key | Datatype | Information |
|---|---|---|
version |
String |
The version determines how the CLI handles publishing the channel. |
name |
String |
Alias of your channel. Unique to the workspace, used for updating and verify channel updates. |
description |
String |
Text displayed in the Matatika platform below the channel icon. |
image |
String |
An image url or local reference for your channel icon. If left empty, will use the icon of the user who created the channel. |
String Formatting
You may use any of the following string formats:
description: My Channel
description: 'My Channel'
description: "My Channel"
description: |-
My Channel
Multi-line string, remember to indent
Further Reading: