Hi, calling out system design and UEx experts. here's the case:
- a single DMS monitors multiple local stations (between 30-100).
- Each station has its own dedicated gear (10-20 devices/sensors)
- Local operators should only see the equipment in their facility, as if it's a dedicated system
- a central team manages all
- must use html5
- the UI should be the same for all stations, with just some variations on manufacturers or additional gear.
Would it be too cumbersome to maintain if we create a single app and repeat it for every station, with some having those variations?
Hi Bruno,
At present, the pages and components within a Low-Code App are the same for all users, regardless of their security group. The security context only affects the data displayed within these components, meaning the data you see may vary based on your security group.
In future versions, we plan to introduce the ability to show or hide entire pages and specific components based on the security context. However, this functionality isn't available in the current version. So I believe it boils down to the small variations that you're talking about.
Our goal with Low-Code Apps is to be as flexible as possible, allowing the interface and features to adapt based on the security context.
Hope this clarifies things.
Hi Bruno,
I will rely on the permissions granted to operators/teams to define what information can be visualized in the dashboard/LCA. In that way, you can have a single UI that can focus on the presentation.
Hope it helps.