10 docs tagged with "management"

This document describes the recommended uses of config management with Genesis frameworks. Readers must have some Linux system administration experience.

The entity-management micro front-end provides a seamless way to interact with back-end resources, enabling users to manage entities directly from the front-end.

For permissions/rights and how they relate to users, check the authorisation section.

Resource utilities facilitate the classification of resources into two distinct types: local and remote. This distinction is essential for handling resources differently based on their origin. It can be used to enhance the flexibility and robustness of resource management within your application.

Auth module

The platform provides a comprehensive suite of utilities and components for dynamic style management, including CSS rule insertion, font-face loading, and the application of styles to custom elements.

The simplest way to install the two UI components is to use the genx command. But note that you can install each component manually if you prefer.

The Genesis Framework provides a robust solution for managing user access and roles. This includes a structured approach to managing user data, permissions, and profiles. This is implemented through the User interface and CurrentUser class, providing a system to manage user roles and access within applications effectively.

The User Management component is based on a set of pre-built microservices of the auth module (as you'll see in the server section) and front-end components to perform user and profile operations.

These utilities enable you to control interaction with the browser window and to ascertain the application's runtime environment, enhancing the adaptability and user experience of web applications.