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A table displays query results in a dashboard.

Table blocks can be declared as named resources at the top level of a mod, or be declared as anonymous blocks inside a dashboard or container, or be re-used inside a dashboard or container by using a table with base = <mod>.table.<table_resource_name>.

Example Usage

table {
  title = "S3 Buckets"
  width = 4

  sql   = <<-EOQ
    select
        title,
        arn,
        region
    from
        aws_s3_bucket
    order by
        title
  EOQ
}

Argument Reference

Argument	Type	Optional?	Description
`args`	Map	Optional	A map of arguments to pass to the query.
`base`	Table Reference	Optional	A reference to a named `table` resource that this `table` should source its definition from. `title` and `width` can be overridden after sourcing via `base`.
`column`	String	Optional	A named block matching the name of the column you wish to configure. See column.
`param`	Block	Optional	A param block that defines the parameters that can be passed in to the query. `param` blocks may only be specified for tables that specify the `sql` argument.
`query`	Query Reference	Optional	A reference to a query resource that defines the query to run. A `table` may either specify the `query` argument or the `sql` argument, but not both.
`sql`	String	Optional	An SQL string to provide data for the `table`. A `table` may either specify the `query` argument or the `sql` argument, but not both.
`title`	String	Optional	A plain text title to display for this table.
`type`	String	Optional	The type of the table. Can be `table` (default) or `line`. `line` view transposes each row into a key/value pair (column name/column value) item view
`width`	Number	Optional	The width as a number of grid units that this item should consume from its parent.

Table Properties

column

Property	Type	Default	Values
`display`	string	`all`	`all` (default) will show the column at all breakpoints. `none` will never show the column.
`wrap`	string	`none`	`all` will wrap the column contents at all breakpoints. `none` (default) will never wrap the column contents.
`href`	string		A url that the column should link to. The `href` may use a jq template to dynamically generate the link for each row.

jq Templates

The href argument allows you to specify a jq template to dynamically generate a hyperlink from the data in the row. To use a jq template, enclose the jq in double curly braces ({{ }}).

Steampipe will pass each row of data to jq in the same format that is returned by steampipe query json mode output, where the keys are the column names and the values are the data for that row.

For example, this query:

select 
  instance_id, 
  region, 
  sg->>'GroupId' as security_group
from 
  aws_ec2_instance, 
  jsonb_array_elements(security_groups) as sg

will present rows to the jq template in this format:

{
  "instance_id": "i-03d11d111b1407bbc",
  "region": "us-east-2",
  "security_group": "sg-01ee40ea54e0fa089"
 }

which you can then use in a jq template in the href argument:

table {
  title = "Attached Security Groups"
  width = 4
  sql = <<-EOQ
    select 
      instance_id, 
      region, 
      sg->>'GroupId' as security_group
    from 
      aws_ec2_instance, 
      jsonb_array_elements(security_groups) as sg      
  EOQ

  column "security_group" {
    href = "${dashboard.aws_vpc_security_group_detail.url_path}?input.security_group_id={{.'security_group' | @uri}}"
  }
}

Refer to JQ Escaping & Interpolation for more advanced examples.

More Examples

Table with options for columns

table {
  title = "S3 Buckets"

  width = 3
  sql = <<-EOQ
    select
        title,
        arn,
        region
    from
        aws_s3_bucket
    where name like '%vandelay%'
    order by
        title
  EOQ 

  column "region" {
    display = "none"
  }
  
  column "arn" {
    wrap = "all"
  }
}

Table in line mode

table {
  type  = "line"
  title = "S3 Buckets"
  width = 4

  sql   = <<-EOQ
    select
        title,
        arn,
        region
    from
        aws_s3_bucket
    where 
      name = 'vandelay-industries-elaines-bucket'
    order by
        title
  EOQ
}

Table with links

table {
  title = "Attached Security Groups"
  width = 4
  sql = <<-EOQ
    select 
      instance_id, 
      region, 
      sg->>'GroupId' as security_group
    from 
      aws_ec2_instance, 
      jsonb_array_elements(security_groups) as sg      
  EOQ

  column "security_group" {
    href = "${dashboard.aws_vpc_security_group_detail.url_path}?input.security_group_id={{.'security_group' | @uri}}"
  }
}