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Subscription Handling

Clicking on the Subscription Handling element will display some buttons in main page which help perform a number of subscription related actions. A table may become visible, which is populated by the information about the stored (if any) subscriptions in the connected database. This view is also the default view of the Eiffel Intelligence front-end, once the authentication (if enabled) is done.

Add Subscription

This button opens a form with a number of fields to create a subscription through subscription endpoint (POST /subscriptions).

Upload Subscriptions

This button help uploads a subscription by opening a file explorer.

Bulk Delete

This button deletes all the selected subscriptions in the table from the database.

Bulk Download

This button downloads all the selected subscriptions in the table.

Reload

This button reloads the data from the database and refresh the data in the subscription table.

Get Template

This button downloads a subscription template.

EI Back-end Status

This button indicates, through its color, whether a back-end instance is connected with front-end or not. The green color means back-end is connected while red means no instance is connected.

Single Subscription Handling

Checkbox

Used to select one or many subscription for bulk usages. The top one is a select all checkbox.

SubscriptionName

The subscription name.

Date

The date when the subscription was created and saved in Eiffel Intelligence.

NotificationType

What kind of notification type the subscription uses.

NotificationMeta

The URL which the subscription triggers or email adresses that will be notified on a subscription trigger.

Repeat

True or False depending whether or not repeat is activated.

Action

A set of buttons handling different kind of actions for that subscription. When hovering with a pointer over the button a descriptor showing what the button does will be displayed.

View

The view button is represented as an eye symbol and will open a form window to view data in the subscription.

Clone

The clone button is represented as a copy symbol and will open a form window to add a new subscription containing the same information as the cloned subscription except the name that must be unique for all subscriptions.

Download

The download button is represented as a download symbol and when pressed will open a download window where the user may save the subscription data in .json format.

Edit

The edit button is represented as a pen symbol and will open a form window to edit data in the subscription.

Delete

The delete button is represented as a trash can symbol and will open confirmation dialogue to delete the subscription.

More Subscriptions related information can be found here and here