Hello,
You need to get the layout of the current sheet. Loop through each object and get their layout to find their measures. Each measure that has a "qLibraryId" is a master measure.
Here's an idea of the flow using capability api, within an extension context:
define( [ "qlik"
],
function ( qlik) {
var app = qlik.currApp();
var chartsAndMeasuresOnSheet = [];
return {
support : {
snapshot: true,
export: true,
exportData : false
},
paint: function ($element) {
//add your rendering code here
$element.html( "checkForMasterItemsOnSheet" );
var sheetId = qlik.navigation.getCurrentSheetId().sheetId;
app.getObject(sheetId)
.then((sheetObject) => {
return sheetObject.getLayout()
.then((sheetLayout) => {
console.log({sheetLayout});
(sheetLayout.cells).forEach(function (object) {
var objectId = object.name;
app.getObject(objectId).then((viz) => {
var chartType = viz.genericType;
var chartId = viz.id;
var chartMeasures = viz.layout.qHyperCube.qMeasureInfo;
var chartMasterMeasures = chartMeasures.filter(function (el) { // only keep the master measures
return el.qLibraryId;
});
chartsAndMeasuresOnSheet.push({id: chartId, type: chartType, masterMeasures: chartMasterMeasures});
})
})
})
})
// you might need to deal with promise chaining, but that's the idea and it works within the context of an extension
console.log({chartsAndMeasuresOnSheet});
}
};
} );
