===Embedding Reports===

You can //embed// reports in other web-based systems.

The [[report_list:welcome|report list]] addon provides a few ways you can do this.

==Using Links==

You can give people direct access to the most recent copy of a report through a web link. 

**/reportlist/dlbundle?name=<name>** downloads the **latest bundle** with the given **name** from the site.

**/reportlist/thumb?report=<name>** downloads the **latest report thumbnail** for the named report.

**/reportlist/download?report=<name>** downloads the **latest copy** of the named report.

==SVG Embeds==

An alternative method - that requires the use of the [[mplreport:welcome|reporting library]] - is to embed an SVG report.

This produces a 'living' (although not 'live') report in any modern web browser. It's an SVG vector file rather than a PDF, so it can be viewed or embedded into any web page. 

It also automatically updates on a fixed schedule, so it will continue to provide recent information if it remains on-screen for a long time.

Because users expect a high level of performance from web pages, suggest that you only use SVG embeds for reports that **generate quickly**. Using them on reports that take significant amounts of time will drastically increase the load on your ARDI server and provide a poor viewing experience for your users.

**/reportlist/embed?report=<name>** is the URL to the embedded report. You can add this to an //iframe// in your web page, or even embed it into products such as Grafana.

**/reportlist/embed?report=<name>&dark=true** is the same, but uses a //dark// rather than //light// theme, which can often be more comfortable to view on-screen.

If you'd like these reports to also be **interactive** or use **live** data, we suggest using the //Infographics// addon instead.