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Dashboard 3.0
  • What is Naviga Dashboard?
  • User guide
    • Getting started  🤽‍♀️
      • Starting in your own Dashboard
      • Log in
      • Switch unit
      • Profiles
      • Workspaces
      • Testing Dashboard in Tryout
    • Working in Dashboard 🖥
      • Search in Dashboard
      • Planning
      • Authoring or Create Content
        • Finding the content
      • Photos
      • Print overview
      • Webviews, Wires, RSS
      • Publishing
      • Curating Metadata
  • Admin guide
    • General Adminstration 🔩
      • New unit
        • Dashboard Backup
      • Adding and Configure Dashboard Plugins
      • Dashboard Profiles and Workspaces
      • Upgrades
        • Dashboard ❤️ SAAS
        • Update Dashboard plugin
      • Dashboard Plugins and apps 📚
        • Content Agent
        • Article Search
        • Dashboard notification agent
        • Concept Admin
        • Dashboard OC-search
        • Dashboard RSS Reader
        • Dashboard Widget Buttons
        • Dashboard Web view
        • Dashboard Writer
        • Image Content Provider
        • Naviga Photos (Draft)
          • Naviga Photos (pending release)
        • Newsroom Planner
        • OC list
        • Wire dashboard
        • Publication Planner
    • Architecture 🏛
      • Hosting
  • Developer guide
  • Development of plugins 🧩
    • Dashboard-plugin dev guide
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Development of plugins 🧩

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Dashboard has an open technology where plugins make up the environment with features in dashboard. Below you find the documentation on how to create plugins to Dashboard. To create a plugin, you need to develope several parts to get a complete plugin. What you see in your Dashboard window on your desktop is most often just the app-part of the plugin but there other parts to make it a functional plugin.

A plugin can in short be described as a built up by several pieces:

  1. The mid part symbolizes the Plugin it self.

  2. The piece to the left is the Application that gives View and Presentation you see in Dashboard browser window.

  3. Piece that manage plugin Health and display and report health parameters.

  4. Agent that manage the Data and communication layer.

  5. On top there is a widget piece which makes enrichments to the plugin possible.

Want to just dive deeper into the -> which is the first part in the

anatomy of a plugin
book about plugin development.
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