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Dashboard

This Page Describes the Dashboard Page and How to Customize it

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This documentation is based on the FoodCrunch use case. Please open the link below alongside this page to understand the examples.

Apps in Squidex use a dashboard that displays various statistics concerning the App along with some quick links to operations, as well as some external links.

The default view of the dashboard shows the following statistics as cards:

  • API Calls.

  • API Performance (ms).

  • API Calls Summary.

  • Asset Uploads.

  • Assets Size (MB).

  • Traffic (MB).

  • History.

All assets are anonymous, this means you may see anonymous API Calls, Traffic or API performance statistics even though there may be no anonymous access.

Customizing the Dashboard

Adding / Removing cards

In order to customize the dashboard, click on Settings (the gear icon) situated at the top-right of the page.

To remove a card or statistic, uncheck it from the list. To add a statistic, check it.

Resizing cards

The individual cards can also be resized to suit personal preference. To resize, move the mouse over to the bottom-right corner of the card to reveal the resize control.

Next, press and hold the pointer (mouse or touchpad) and drag it left or right to resize.

Changing Graph View

Some statistics can be viewed in both grouped mode (default) and in stacked mode. To toggle, click the Stacked check box on the card.

Changing the view of any card to Stacked changes it for all cards.

Filtering

You can filter clients from a metric. This is done by clicking the name which strikes it off so it is no longer displayed on the card.

For example, in the following screenshot default, reader and Squidex frontend clients are disabled and only anonymous traffic size is displayed.

Expert Mode

An Expert Mode is also available (choose from the Settings icon) if you wish to modify it through code.

Downloading API Logs

API logs can be downloaded in a CSV format from the dashboard page too. To do so, click on the Download Log link on the API Calls card.

Additional operations that can be completed from the dashboard include:

  • Navigate to Create Schema page.

  • View the API documentation for the App.

  • Navigate to the source code on GitHub.

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Introduction and Use Case
Squidex App Dashboard
Customizing the dashboard
Resize a card
Resized card
Grouped view
Stacked view
Filter clients from a metric
Expert Mode
Download API Calls Logs