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Module Configuration
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Module configuration should be under the /platform collection, platform collection is where the platform settings are written
When they are enabled or disabled for an organization, the modules are rewritten under organization/module
example of a module data
{
module_id : 1,
module_name : Task,
module_description : “This module is use to manage task and its derivative such as, task-schedule and task-filter”
module_parent : Main,
module_type : public,
module_menu_icon : abc,
module_dependency : [settings]
module_permission :
[
module_permission_name : task-create,
module-permission_description : “can view task”
module_permission_endpoint : “/task”
module_permission_method_allowed : “GET”
module_permission_scope : “own/team/location/organization”
module_permission_data : “*”
],
}
Object Properties
Key
Type
Description
module_id
Integer
Autogenerated / Auto Increment
module_name
Alphanumeric and ‘-’
Name of the module, referred from or to other with this key
module_description
Text
Description of the module, will be shown on settings / module page
module_parent
Alphanumeric and ‘-’
If it is a submodule, this refers to its parental module, for main module, the parent is “main”
module_type
‘public’ or ‘private’
If public, it is shown to all users on settings / module and can be turned on off
Private module is shown only to specific users
module_menu_icon
link to icon
Shown on menu or webpage
module_dependency
array of string(modules)
What are the modules they are dependent on, check for on and off
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module_id : Autogenerated / Auto Increment
module_name : use to have
module_description : “This module is use to manage task and its derivative such as, task-schedule and task-filter”
module_parent : Main,
module_type : public,
module_menu_icon : abc,
module_dependency : [settings]
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