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@dasiux/dashboard-generator

v0.9.2

Published

Dashboard Generator, build a static html file with a tree of links.

Downloads

8

Readme

dashboard-generator

Dashboard Generator, build a static html file with a tree of links.

Install

npm i -g @dasiux/dashboard-generator

How to use

Create a json file with following structure and fill the tree property with objects. The first level must always contain an object and represents your base groups. Properties are the labels and slugged for icon reference, values are the link. To add sub groups use nested objects.

{
  "title": "my Dashboard",
  "tree": {
    "group1": {
      "link1": "#url1"
    },
    "group2": {
      "link2": "#url2",
      "nested": {
        "link3": "#url3"
      }
    }
  }
}

To add spacers use a single # as the link value.

{
  "link1": "#url1",
  "-1": "#"
}

Run the generator with following command:

dashg path/to/src.json

Options can be set as following:

Short# -o
Short# -o=value
Escaped # -o="value value"

Long # --option
Long # --option=value
Escaped # --option="value value"

Settings

Short | Long | Type | Description ----- | --------- | ---- | --- -o | --output | Path | Uses current cwd if not set -r | --replace | Bool | Replace target -s | --sass | Path | Extend theme with your own sass code -d | --dev | Bool | Enable dev output

Theme option examples

Option | Values --------------------- | --- --t-style | none, simple, smooth, sharp --t-tree-nesting | none, indent --t-background-style | none, gradient, gradient-animated, image

See the defaults.json and _theme.scss for all available values. These options can also be set in your source json.