The TASKANA UI allows configuration and customization through json-files and the UI:
environment-information.json
Contains the information about the environment.taskana-customization.json
Contains the information about the customization of the Admin UI.TASKANA UI / …
Contains parameters which can be administered by business admins
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This page describes the configuration options you have to customize the behaviour of the TASKANA UI.
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Environment Configuration
During startup the TASKANA UI loads the environment information from the URL
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The REST API is found underneath ‘/api’ which is the default and cannot be changed. Please make sure you use the correct root for the REST API.
Customization of the Admin UI
Like the environment information, the customization information is loaded from the following URL:
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You can find the details about the customization options here: Admin UI Configuration
General TASKANA user-defined configuration
There is also the possibility to specify parameters which can be administered by business administrators in the UI. You can use these parameters for example to let your business administrators configure some behaviour like the routing of tasks or the prioritization without a deployment. The parameters are basically a list of name/value pairs.
You can configure the parameters in the TASKANA UI itselfunder the option “UI Settings”.
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These parameters must be specified are saved in the CONFIGURATION table in the data base (???). The data structure is divided in two parts: The fields with their corresponding values and afterwards, a field named “UI” in which “schema”. That field contains all information are store which are is needed in the UI to display those parameters. An example of a … can look like this:
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This is also the default object ??? which is used then no parameters are declared.The default object can be found here.
Currently the UI supports the following types of parameters:
Types | What the UI shows |
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text | an input field where text can be typed in |
interval | two input fields for numbers, a lower and an upper boundary |
color | a color picker |
json | a text area where a string in json format can be typed in |
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