7. Django Tables¶

7.1 User Table¶

The user table within the Django Admin interface allows administrators to manage user-related tasks efficiently.

1. Add User: Clicking on the ADD USER button allows administrators to add a new user. Click on add user to see detailed documentation on adding a new user.

2. Filter: Available filters to filter the records of the user table.

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   • Clear All Filters: Clicking on the clear all filters allows administrators to clear all the filters.

   • Filter Field: The names of the filter field and attributes for filtering the records.

3. Search Functionality: The administrators can search the records using the search functionality.

4. User Table: The user table with records.

5. Edit User: Clicking on the object allows the administrators to change or edit a particular record. Click here to view detailed documentation on editing a user.

7.2 R Model Table¶

The R Model table within the GAP Admin interface allows researchers to manage and track different versions of the R code used to produce plant/no plant signals.

1. Add R Model: Clicking on the ADD R MODEL button allows researchers to add a new version of the R code. Click here to see detailed documentation on adding a new R model.

2. R Model Table: The R Model table with records, displaying information such as the version number, description, and date added.

3. Action Dropdown: The Action dropdown of the R Model table and allows researchers to perform various actions on the records. To access the Action Dropdown, click on the dropdown.

   

   Performing Actions: To perform an action on a record, follow these steps:

   • Select Records: Check the box available in front of the records to perform the action on.

   • Choose Action: Select the desired action from the dropdown menu.

   • Go Button: Click on the Go button to execute the chosen action.

   The available actions include:

   • Delete selected r model: Permanently remove the selected record(s) from the R Model table.

   • Restart plumber process: Restarts the plumber process.

4. Edit R Model: Clicking on the object allows researchers to change or edit a particular version of the R code. Click here to view detailed documentation on editing an R model.

7.3 Auth Model Table¶

1. Add Auth Token: Clicking on the 1️⃣ ADD Auth Token button allows researchers to add a new token to auth model. Click here to see detailed documentation on adding a new Auth Token.

2. Auth Model Table: The Auth Model table with records, displaying information such as the Digest, User, Created date and Expiry date.

3. Action Dropdown: The Action dropdown of the Auth model table allows user to perform various actions on the records. To access the Action Dropdown, click on the dropdown.

   

   Perform Action: To perform an action on a record, follow these steps :

   • Select Records: Check the box available in front of the records to perform the action on.

   • Choose Action: Select the desired action from the dropdown menu.

   • Go Button: Click on the Go button to execute the chosen action.

   The available actions include:

   • Delete selected auth tokens: Permanently remove the selected record(s) from the Auth Model table.

4. Edit Auth Model: Clicking on the object allows user to modify or edit a specific Auth Model table record. Click here to view detailed documentation on editing an Auth Model.