Border Layout

Overview

List of configuration files

Filename

Short description

Format

Link to documentation

dashboard.view#BorderLayoutWidget

Defines the BorderLayoutWidget widget global settings

json

Link

Features

Border layouts allow you to dispose multiple widgets in a single one. You can place a widget in one of the following location :

  • North: top of the layout

  • West: left side of the layout

  • Center: center of the layout

  • East: right side of the layout

  • South: bottom of the layout

Example of a border layout:

../../../_images/osp-borderlayout-exemple.png

Settings

The following settings can be used for defining a layout:

Setting

Usage

Type

Default value

northComponent

North component of the layout

Widget

southComponent

South component of the layout

Widget

centerComponent

Center component of the layout

Widget

westComponent

West component of the layout

Widget

eastComponent

East component of the layout

Widget

layout

Defines the different components width and height

Layout (see next section)

backgroundColor

Layout background color.

string

Defining layout sizes

The layout parameter is required to tell the widget how its different parts should be displayed. It expects four values:

  • north: defines a height ratio, based on the border layout height (ex: 10% of layout => 0.1)

  • south: defines a height ratio, based on the border layout height (ex: 10% of layout => 0.1)

  • west: defines a width ratio, based on the border layout width (ex: 10% of layout => 0.1)

  • east: defines a width ratio, based on the border layout width (ex: 10% of layout => 0.1)

The place taken by the center component is calculated automatically.

Example of layout parameter:

{
    "layout": {
        "north": {
            "height": 0.2
        },
        "south": {
            "height": 0.2
        },
        "west": {
            "width": 0.1
        },
        "east": {
            "width": 0.1
        }
}

In this example, the north and south component each take 20% of the height and the west and east each take 10% of the width.

Defining components

To define a component, you can simply define another widget :

{
  "centerComponent": {
    "type": "AlarmTable",
    "id": "id",
    "title": "",
    "menu": "root.alarms.menus",
    "alarmWidgetSettings": {
    }
  }
}