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Dashboards

Filename	`dashboards.yml`
Root Node	`dashboards`
Sections	dashboards twig widgets acl configuration description icon label position route route_parameters widgets_configuration

The dashboards.yml file is used to configure dashboards and widgets that are rendered on a dashboard:

src/Acme/Bundle/DemoBundle/Resources/config/dashboards.yml

dashboards:
    widgets:
        # a "my_calendar" widget displaying the user's calendar on the dashboard
        my_calendar:
            label:       oro.calendar.my_calendar_widget_title
            route:       oro_calendar_dashboard_my_calendar
            acl:         oro_calendar_view
            description: oro.calendar.my_calendar_widget_description
            icon:        bundles/orocalendar/img/my_calendar.png

    dashboards:
        # a dashboard named "main" using the given template
        main:
            twig: '@OroDashboard/Index/default.html.twig'

    widgets_configuration:
        # a "title" option for all dashboard widgets
        title:
            type: oro_type_widget_title
            options:
                label: oro.dashboard.title.label
                required: false

`dashboards`

type: map

The dashboards key is used to configure options for dashboards. The key is the name of the dashboard and the options are the values. Currently, there is only one supported option:

`twig`

type: string

The Twig template used to render the dashboard. @OroDashboard/Index/default.html.twig is used when no value is configured.

`widgets`

type: map

The keys are strings that each uniquely identiy a dashboard widget. The value again is a map that holds the configuration of the widget for which the following options can be used:

`acl`

type: string

The given access control list is evaluated to decide whether or not a user is allowed to see the widget.

`configuration`

type: map

You can define an arbitrary set of configuration options the user can use to configure the widget (for example to customize the way it is rendered, its behavior, etc.). Each key of the map represents the name of a configuration option, its values are maps that can use the following keys:

options (type: map)

A map of options and their values configuring the Symfony form type (see the type option below). You can find a complete reference of available options for Symfony’s built-in form types in the Symfony documentation.

show_on_widget (type: boolean)

If this option is set to true, the user can see the currently configured value at the bottom of the widget.

type (type: string)

The Symfony form type name that is used to define what kind of input will be used to ask for user input.

`description`

type: string

A description that is used to explain what the widget is supposed to do.

`icon`

type: string

This option configures an icon that is shown next to the widget’s name and description in the UI when the users configures a dashboard.

`label`

type: string

The widget name.

`position`

type: integer default: 0

The initial position of a widget when it is added to a dashboard.

`route`

type: string

When the widget is rendered on the dashboard, the URL of the configured route will be requested and the response will be displayed at the widget’s position.

`route_parameters`

type: map

Additional parameters that are passed to the URL generator when generating the URL for the configured route.

`widgets_configuration`

type: map

With the configuration key you can define a set of options the user can customize for a certain widget. You can use the widgets_configuration key to configure options that will be available for all widgets. Each option can be configured with the same keys that are available when defining widget options:

options (type: map)

A map of options and their values configuring the Symfony form type (see the type option below). You can find a complete reference of available options for Symfony’s built-in form types in the Symfony documentation.

show_on_widget (type: boolean)

If this option is set to true, the user can see the currently configured value at the bottom of the widget.

type (type: string)

The Symfony form type name that is used to define what kind of input will be used to ask for user input.