Workbench is a view that displays content items in a workspace. It is part of the content app framework, typically defined in the browser subapp. The workbench contains a list of content views. Common view types are tree, list and thumbnail.
Example workbench definition
workbench:
contentViews:
- name: tree
dropConstraint:
$type: jcrDropConstraint
primaryNodeType: mgnl:contact
$type: treeView
columns: &columns
- name: jcrName
label: name
$type: jcrNameColumn
editable: true
nodeTypeToIcon:
mgnl:contact: icon-people
mgnl:content: icon-folder
editor:
availability:
nodes: true
properties: true
- name: value
label: value
editable: true
editor:
availability:
nodes: false
properties: true
- name: jcrPath
label: path
$type: jcrPathColumn
- name: status
label: status
$type: jcrStatusColumn
- name: mgnl:created
$type: dateColumn
label: date
editable: false
editor:
availability: *onlyContacts
field:
$type: textField
converterClass: com.vaadin.data.converter.StringToDateConverter
- name: list
columns: *columns
$type: listView
- $type: thumbnailView
Workbench properties
| required Parent node for the content view definitions. Defines how users can view content in the workbench. Must contain at least one content view. For more information, see Content view definition. |
| optional, default is Name of the workbench. |
extensionViews | optional A list of configured content tools. A content tool must be configured with $webResourceManager.requireResource("info.magnolia.sys.confluence.artifact-info-plugin:javadoc-resource-macro-resources")
ContentToolDefinition
. $webResourceManager.requireResource("info.magnolia.sys.confluence.artifact-info-plugin:javadoc-resource-macro-resources")
WorkbenchPresenter
is implemented in a way that it automatically configures a "search box" if you have both list and search view defined. |
Overview
Content Tools