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Storing and Layout of Node Red dashboard

Q&A Forum › Storing and Layout of Node Red dashboard
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Kumar Vadaparty asked 5 years ago

Hi Rui,
Thanks for your help, I was able to get the Node Red working with MQTT from ESP8266 for my project.
 
However, I have a question: How do I save that UI lay out? I dont want to create again and again…is there a way to export/store that Node-Red dashboard, and bring it up when I want?
 

Question Tags: How to store the Dashboard of NOde Red
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Rui Santos Staff answered 5 years ago

Hi,
What do you mean? Save all your Node-RED Nodes configurations?
You can export your Node-RED nodes and import them to your new Node-RED installation: https://rntlab.com/module-13/exporting-node-red-nodes/

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Kumar Vadaparty answered 5 years ago

 Got it. Thanks Rui. I was hoping we can select all in one shot…but I guess we need to export one collection of connected nodes at a time.
Additionally, I’d like to know if we can arrange the outputs “dashboard”  widgets (like the text boxes, gauges) in some fashion/order we like?
 

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Rui Santos Staff answered 5 years ago

If you actually drag your mouse and select all your nodes, you can export/import all of the at once (if they are in the same flow, of course).

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Rui Santos Staff answered 5 years ago

Yes, if you open the dashboard tab > Layout. You can drag your buttons, gauges, etc. And re-ordem with drag and drop.

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