An action is a global operation which you can add to the plus sign in the upper right corner or any custom component added to the header.

Factory to implement if used in a hook for Multi Provider extension.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

Factory to implement if used in a hook for Multi Provider extension.

An action bar item is a action in scope of a current route of the application.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

Factory to implement if used in a hook for Multi Provider extension.

A crumb of the breadcrumb.

Type for describing widget change events. It's possible to extend this by adding additional events to discriminated union type.

A link on the right drawer.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

A dynamic component can be defined in a the HOOK_COMPONENTS to display any kind of component dynamically just by referencing it's id. The most common use case is on dashboards, where the configComponent is used to define what is displayed on the component on the dashboard.

To use the component you can use the c8y-dynamic-component.

  <c8y-dynamic-component
    componentId="angular.widget.demo"
    [config]="{ text: 'Hello world' }"
    [mode]="editComponent ? 'config' : 'component'"
  ></c8y-dynamic-component>

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

A filter predicate function.

A callback function to fetch server data.

Describes a result from server with data and additional statistics.

Sorting order: ascending, descending, or not specified.

Helper type for form group configuration based on a given entity interface. Ensures that model changes will be detected at compile time avoiding runtime errors and possible data loss.

Can be used to mark a step as completed and adds the current index to the step.

The mode for components using infinite scroll:

• auto: Tries to automatically load more data;
• show: Shows a load more button for the user to decide;
• none: Doesn't perform any load more action;
• hidden: Loads more data automatically but with no visible button for the user.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

Factory enabling extension of the navigator menu through the HOOK_NAVIGATOR_NODES hook. Refer to Libraries > Component library > Extension points in our Web SDK guide.

The list of partial application objects.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

Factory to implement if used in a hook for Multi Provider extension.

A route that can be added via the HOOK_ROUTE.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

Factory to implement if used in a hook for Multi Provider extension.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }

An tab allows to switch routes on a page.

Factory to implement if used in a hook for Multi Provider extension.

An extension HOOK can use either a pure value:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: { ...hookValue }, multi: true }

Or an array to directly register multiple:

 { provide: HOOK_X, useValue: [{ ...hookValues }], multi: true }

Or an ExtensionFactory which allows to define a get() function. This function gets called on each navigation with the current route and can return values async (observable or promise).

 { provide: HOOK_X, useFactory: { get: (route) => doSomethingAsync(route) }, multi: true }