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Diagram Tools

Diagram Tools is a standard configuration interface for adding, editing, and removing the custom tools that are available to perform actions and processes on a particular diagram.

Refer to the Standard Configuration Interface guide for details on interacting with the grid and form.

This user interface calls REST methods from api/diagram/tools.

The UI path for this interface is Configuration -> Diagrams -> Tools.

Form Fields

  • Tool Name - The name for the tool.

  • Icon - The icon used when viewing the list of available tools.

  • Path - The URL to the web page or script to run depending on Path Type.

    Note

    If the "Path" value starts with a "((Word))" + "://", e.g. https://, the UI will treat this as an absolute path.

    If the "Path" value does not start with the above, the UI will try to open the tool in the $A1BASEDIR/www/tools/diagram/ directory.

  • Path Type - The type of the path.

    • Local treats the Path field as a relative or absolute path to a tool on the Assure1 presentation server.

    • Internal treats the Path field as a relative path to an Assure1 UI interface.

    • Hybrid treats the Path field as a relative or absolute path to a tool on the Assure1 presentation server and expects a JSON REST-type response to redirect to an Assure1 UI interface. Response format:

      • success: true/false

      • message: string

      • data: object; must contain path key with the relative internal Assure1 UI interface path

      • errors : object (optional) Remote treats the Path field as an URL to a tool external to the Assure1 presentation server.

    • Remote

  • Target - How to open the page. Options include opening to a new pop up window, opening to the current Assure1 Tab, or a new browser window.

  • Width - The width of the new window.

    Note

    If a value between 10 and 90 is used, the pop up window will be this percentage of the overall browser area wide. If a value greater than 100 is used, the pop up window will be this number of pixels wide.

  • Height - The height of the new window.

    Note

    If a value between 10 and 90 is used, the pop up window will be this percentage of the overall browser area high. If a value greater than 100 is used, the pop up window will be this number of pixels high.

Best Practices

  • The following tokens will be replaced in Path field:

    • Any widget property in the format of <Property>. (e.g. <DeviceID> is replaced with the value from the SVG element's DeviceID property). Refer to Diagrams for the complete list of supported properties for the different widget types.

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Default Tools

  • Device Health

  • Events

  • Manage Device

  • Metrics

  • Network Details