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Widgets for inputting config strings

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      • it is a compact solution to the problem of avoiding copying-pasting these strings from external files into webjive dashboards.
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      • the user of a dashboard should be able to select a local file (local in the file system of the machine running the browser) and load it in the frontend; the file is assumed to be in JSON format;
      • the user should be able to explicitly display the uploaded content (maybe in a temporary modal window pane that disappears when clicking on a customary X icon or a click in any place outside the pane);
      • the user should be able to send a command to a Tango device (this would send the config string read from the file); perhaps with a simple command button.

      NOTE: it is not clear to me if it makes sense to have an upload string be applicable to more than 1 command (as opposed to having a config string 1:1 with a command).

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      It could be interesting to consider the idea that WebJive would validate the loaded json. In this case the dashboard
      designer would have to specify a "strict" behavior by WebJive and perhaps add a relevant json schema. In this case, when the uploaded string fails the validation, error messages should be displayed like other errors generated by validating dashboards.

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      the user of a dashboard should be able to select a local file (local in the file system of the machine running the browser) and load it in the frontend; the file is assumed to be in JSON format; the user should be able to explicitly display the uploaded content (maybe in a temporary modal window pane that disappears when clicking on a customary X icon or a click in any place outside the pane); the user should be able to send a command to a Tango device (this would send the config string read from the file); perhaps with a simple command button. NOTE: it is not clear to me if it makes sense to have an upload string be applicable to more than 1 command (as opposed to having a config string 1:1 with a command). Added value It could be interesting to consider the idea that WebJive would validate the loaded json. In this case the dashboard designer would have to specify a "strict" behavior by WebJive and perhaps add a relevant json schema. In this case, when the uploaded string fails the validation, error messages should be displayed like other errors generated by validating dashboards.
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      improved usability of dashboards

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      improved usability of dashboards
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    • NFRS met, Demonstrated, Satisfies Acceptance Criteria, Accepted by FO

    Description

      Some GUI component needs to be added to WebJive to let users of a dashboard to quickly, reliably and satisfactory inputting json configuration strings to be sent as command args to some device. This could be done by providing ways to upload a configuration string by uploading it from a file that is local on the machine where the browser is running.

       

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                g.brajnik Brajnik, Giorgio
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