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directus-extension-panel-manual-flows

v1.0.0

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2 years ago

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Directus Manual Flows Panel

Place your manual flows together in a convenient panel on your dashboard

Panel Screenshot

Details

This extension will bring your manual flows from multiple collections together into a convenient panel or split them into several panels.
Uses the flows endpoint and native components to provide the same functionality. Simply choose the collections that you want to include.

Requirements

Directus 10.0.0+

How to add this Panel to a Dashboard

Add this extension into the project's extensions/operations folder
Start/Restart Directus
Create a new Panel and select Manual Flows from the list
Choose all the collections that you would like to include on the panel
(Optional) Use the header to create a name for this panel
Save the panel and position/resize as required
Save the dashboard

How to use this Panel

Simply click Run Flow on the desired flow.

Confirmation Dialog

The Manual Flows Panel supports the confirmation dialog and any form fields associated with the Flow.

Confirmation Dianlog

Permissions

Users will only see a manual flow if they have Read permissions on it's collection and Read permissions on Directus Flows. Beyond that, the Flow will adhere to it's own permissions.

Screenshots

Choose Collection to Include