Banner
Overview
- The banner component lets you set up information banners which are usually used to inform or warn people
- You can set up the heading and body text, the icon, and the colour of the banner
No Code set up options using the side panel
- Example of the No Code set up side panel
General
Property | Description |
[ + ] Icon/emoji | Configurable icon/emoji displayed next to the title. |
Title | Name of the component. |
Description | A rich text area where you can provide more information. |
Advanced Editor set up options
Properties shared between components
Property | What does the property do (in plain english) | Possible values | How to find these values (in plain english) |
label | The title or label to be displayed | “My Component” | |
dataPath | The data path where to save the value. ex.: “$.hello.world” would result to: { hello: { world: [] } } | “$.task.section.myComponent” | A string that starts with $ for the root, and each step is separated by a dot . . A step is a string without any space. |
isRequired | A flag if component is required to be filled before complete | true | |
isReadOnly | A flag if component is read-only or not editable | false | |
isHidden | A flag if component is hidden | false | |
condition | Hides component if condition not met | "’{$.order.product[0].qty}’ > 10000” or
”’{$.task.section.componentName}’ == ‘value’” | Can either be <, >, or ==
A calculation expression that can use arithmetic operators, but this time, prefix = is not necessary |
onChange | url to be called when component value changed | "/api/v3/flow/execute/activity/{$.id}?refreshLayout=true" | Use the exact value in the example here.
Any Diana API url path in swagger that are GET methods. a variable can be used by wrapping it with {} in the example case it has {$.id} it resolves to the id of work |
width | The with size of component | “col-1”
“col-2”
“col-3”
“col-4”
“col-5”
“col-6”
“col-7”
“col-8”
“col-9”
“col-10”
“col-11”
“col-12” | A string that starts with “col-” followed by a number from 1 to 12. e.g. 12 means it takes up 100% of the horizontal space, and 6 means it takes up half the horizontal space, etc) |
defaultValue | The default value of the component | “$.something.otherComponent”
”Hello World”
”={$.num1}+{$.num2}” | - Can be a literal string value like for text input component. For example, putting “Hello World”, will make it as default value of the text input
- Can be a data path from other components, with this setup it will copy the value of other component.
- Can be a calculation using arithmetic operators. The data path of other components like number input can be used as variable, but they need to be wrapped by {} for example, to add 10 to the value of a data path, it would be ={$.num1}+10 . to activate calculation, it should start with = |
validation | A list of validation rules | [
{
"type": "error",
"message": "This field is required",
"rules": "required",
"alwaysTrigger": false
}
] | See the “Validation property set up” drop down below this table |
dataKey | To which the value of datapath will be resolved. | “data”
”layoutComponent" | “data” - means the data path will be resolved from work.data
”layoutComponent” - means the data path will be resolved from the layout component config. Ex. $.properties.label will result to the label of component |
defaultValueDataKey | Same with DataKey , but this time it’s for the default value of component | “data”
”layoutComponent" | Check DataKey above |
recalculateDefaultValueWhenDataPathChange | recalculates component value using
defaultData whenever a value changed in the list | [
"={$.num1}+{$.num2}"
] | The values can either be a data path or calculation, like the values that being set in default value |
sidePanelShowHide | Sometimes a work is being rendered in a side panel, but this is mostly common for the assets. This serves as a flag if the component should be shown in case work or asset is rendered in side panel | false | |
name | A unique name that is used by the backend; Not displayed in component but it needs to have a value and must be unique | “my-component” | |
description | Description for the component |
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Properties unique to this component
- All of these unique properties sit within a “properties” object e.g.
{
"property one shared between components": "",
"property two shared between components": "",
"property etc shared between components": "",
"properties": {
"severity": ""
}
}
Property | What does the property do (in plain english) | Possible values | How to find these values (in plain english) |
severity | Specifies the level of importance or type of message the banner displays. | A string value, e.g., "info", "success”, ”danger”, “warning” | Decide the severity level based on the type of message you want to convey. Use "info" for informational messages and "success" for positive or successful actions. |
Advanced Editor example of a set up banner component
{
"name": "testTask1TestSection0729TestBannerTitle",
"label": "Test Banner Title",
"description": "Banner Description text",
"defaultValue": "",
"dataPath": "$.testTask1.testSection0729.testBannerTitle",
"isRequired": false,
"isReadOnly": false,
"isHidden": false,
"width": "col-12",
"validation": [],
"properties": {
"severity": "info"
}
}