Vizit GitHub
Data sources / config: (?) Only csv data is currently allowed, as well as an optional vizit configuration .json file.
(?) Make sure the URL to the csv or json file is not blocked by same-origin policy. For example, files stored on github can be accessed via https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ without issue.
Global Styles and Filters (?) Add a global styling file and set global filters that will apply to all charts, unless overridden in specific chart configuration.
Styling file: (?) This file must have three columns with headers of 'column_name', 'column_value', and 'color'. The 'column_name' and 'column_value' columns must correspond to the column headers and values of the data sources, respectively. For 'color' you can use any css color property value, e.g. 'red', '#FF0000', 'rgb(255, 0, 0)' etc. For more examples, see this tutorial.

The order of the rows in this file will eventually determine the order of display, but this hasn't yet been added.
Save / Download
Download vizit.html (?) Download html file with current chart configuration, all raw data, and full vizit functionality embedded.
Download vizit.html with only global filters (?) Download html file with current chart configuration, but hide everything except global filters.
Download vizit.html without controls (?) Download html file with current chart configuration, but hide controls.
Download vizit.html blank (?) Download current version of vizit html without any data or charts, so this version of vizit can be used from scratch again.
Download vizit-config.json (?) Download json configuration file with current chart configuration. When imported along with the other data files, the current charts will be rendered.
Download all raw data (?) Download raw data in separate csv files.
Open config URL (?) This will produce and open a URL with configuration embedded in the URL itself. This is only useful if all data sources are URLs themselves, but in that case the produced URL will be all that is required to load this vizit report.