Get data out

Learn how to call UDFs from 3rd party applications to load data.

📄️ DeckGL (HTML)

DeckGL is a highly framework to create interactive map visualizations that handle large datasets.

📄️ DuckDB

DuckDB is an open source, in-process, analytical database. Its can natively read several of output formats that Fused HTTP Endpoints return.

📄️ Felt

Felt is an interactive and collaborative map making platform. Teams use it to quickly create stunning map visualizations - without needing to move data or install software. Sign up for a free account here.

📄️ Google Sheets

The Google Sheets importData

📄️ HTTP Requests

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📄️ Kepler

Kepler is a powerful open source too to visualize large geospatial datasets. Data analysts use it to create data-driven maps, gain insights from location data, and embed dynamic maps into custom applications.

📄️ Leaflet

Display responsive Tile maps in Jupyter Notebooks with the ipyleaflet library.

📄️ Lonboard

1. Create UDF in Workbench

📄️ Mapbox (HTML)

Create Mapbox GL JS maps that load data from UDF HTTP endpoints.

📄️ Excel

Microsoft Excel can load data from a UDF's HTTP Endpoint that returns a .csv.

📄️ Motherduck

MotherDuck is a serverless SQL analytics platform. It's popular for its hybrid DuckDB execution engine, simplified database sharing, diverse integrations ecosystem, and SQL notebook-like UI. It runs DuckDB, so it supports several of the table output formats that Fused can serve - particularly Parquet files.

📄️ Notion

Embed responsive apps in Notion pages.

📄️ QGIS

QGIS is an Open Source Desktop GIS platform. Since its inception in 2002, it's become a staple in the geospatial data stack. Download QGIS here.

📄️ Retool

Retool is a low-code platform to build internal software. This guide shows how to create a vector map from a UDF on a Mapbox GL JS map with a custom Retool component. You'll first generate a signed UDF URL then introduce it into a custom map component that can input and output data across other Retool components.