wiki:BluePrint/Dashboards

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BluePrint: Framework for Dashboards

Introduction

Dashboards (in this BluePrint) are containers to render multiple data resources and/or user activities on a single page, allowing synopsis and cross-analysis of data resources, as well as consolidation of user goals.

Stakeholders

  • Users
  • Deployers (Content Managers)
  • Service Providers (Template Developers)
  • Plugin Developers
  • Core Developers

User Stories

End-Users

  • Deployers want to adapt the homepage to the context of the deployment and the current situation (global dashboard)
  • Deployers want to extend dashboards with additional/custom layouts or widgets provided as plugins
  • Organisation managers want to provide an overview of their current activities and status of their resources (org-specific dashboard)
  • Site managers want to provide an overview of the current status of their facilities and resources (site-specific dashboard)
  • Individual users want to adapt a personal landing page to their specific user role/tasks (personal dashboard)
  • Individual users want to share their dashboard configuration with other members of their team
  • Deployers (and/or individual users) want to re-use a dashboard configuration with multiple (e.g. offline) instances

Implementers

  • Developers want to implement pages providing overview of status/tasks/resources in a certain workflow (workflow dashboard)
  • Developers want to implement pages for synopsis and cross-analysis of multiple data resources (awareness/analysis dashboard)
  • Developers want to provide additional layouts or widgets for dashboards as plugins

Core Developers

  • Developers want to extend or add page layouts for dashboards
  • Developers want to extend or add widget classes

Requirements

Functional

  1. Dashboards support an extensible library of page layouts
  2. Dashboards support an extensible library of widgets (=objects to render resources/activities)
  3. Dashboards provide a structure for cross-filtering of widgets (=common context)
  4. Dashboards (including widgets) are configurable at run time (through the web GUI), without requiring any server-side intervention
  5. Dashboard configurations can be shared:
    • with other users
    • with other Sahana instances

Non-functional

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Interoperability

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Standards

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System Constraints

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Framework Architecture

Overview of the tentative framework architecture:

Current Implementation

Future Extensions

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Outstanding Questions

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References

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