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Overview
The UI (User Interface) category within a workflow encompasses actions specifically designed to manage and enhance the user interface.
These actions focus on providing visual feedback, prompts, and interactive elements that improve the user experience during workflow execution.
They allow the workflow to communicate with the user, guiding them through processes and keeping them informed of progress or issues.
Actions
UI Action | Description | Reference |
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Toaster | It displays a brief notification or message to the user, typically used to provide feedback or inform the user about the success or failure of an action. The toaster message usually appears as a pop-up in a corner of the screen and disappears automatically after a short period.
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Show Spinner | It displays a loading spinner or indicator on the screen to inform the user that a process is ongoing. This action is commonly used during data retrieval, form submission, or other operations that may take some time to complete, signaling to the user that they should wait.
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Hide Spinner | It removes the loading spinner or indicator from the screen, signaling that the ongoing process has completed. This action is typically paired with the Show Spinner action to create a smooth user experience during loading operations.
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Prompt | It displays a dialog box that requests input or confirmation from the user. This action can be used to ask for user consent, confirm a decision, or collect specific information before proceeding with a workflow or action.
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Component Action | It allows you to trigger specific behaviors or functions within a component. These actions are typically used to interact with or manipulate UI components, such as buttons, forms, or custom widgets, within a layout or workflow. They enable dynamic and interactive experiences within the application by responding to user input or other triggers.
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