Create a design of the Auth0 Management dashboard where you can configure the settings of a Regular Web Application named "LexAI Web"
I'll create a design for the Auth0 Management dashboard, focusing on the configuration settings for a Regular Web Application named "LexAI Web". This design will include a sidebar for navigation and a main content area for the application settings.
This design creates a layout that resembles the Auth0 Management dashboard, with a focus on configuring settings for a Regular Web Application named "LexAI Web". Here's a breakdown of the components:
auth0-dashboard.tsx
: This is the main component that brings together the Sidebar, Header, and ApplicationSettings components.sidebar.tsx
: This component creates a sidebar with navigation items, including an active state for the "Applications" section.header.tsx
: This component creates a header with a search input and icons for notifications and user profile.application-settings.tsx
: This component creates the main content area with tabs for different settings categories. The "Settings" tab is implemented with form fields for basic application information.The design uses a color scheme similar to Auth0's branding, with indigo as the primary color and a dark sidebar. The layout is responsive and uses shadcn/ui components for a polished look.
To use this dashboard, you would typically wrap it in a layout component and add it to your pages. You may also want to add state management and actual functionality to the form fields and buttons.
Is there anything specific you'd like me to modify or expand upon in this design?
Now add a tab named "Application Policies". On that you should have a UI that list different of your applications, like LexAI Android , Lex AI Website, Lex AI iOS and Lex AI Agent in which for each application you can configure the following:
For iOS and Anroid, native to web should be enabled For lex ai agent it should enable the refresh token one For website, none
I'll add the "Application Policies" tab with the requested UI elements and configurations. I'll update the ApplicationSettings
component to include this new tab and create a new component for the Application Policies content.
This update adds a new "Application Policies" tab to the existing ApplicationSettings
component and creates a new ApplicationPolicies
component to display the policy settings for each application.
Here's a breakdown of the changes and new features:
ApplicationSettings
component now includes a new tab for "Application Policies".ApplicationPolicies
component creates a table that lists all the applications with their respective policy settings.Each application in the table has two toggles:
The initial state of the toggles is set according to the requirements:
Table
, Switch
, and Label
to create a consistent and accessible UI.This design allows users to easily view and modify the policy settings for each application in a clear, tabular format. The toggles provide an intuitive way to enable or disable each policy for each application.
To make this fully functional, you would need to add state management and API calls to save the changes when the toggles are switched. You might also want to add confirmation dialogs for important changes and error handling for API responses.
Is there anything else you'd like me to add or modify in this design?
Next to the toggles, just show authorized/not authorized instead of hte full text next to it. If enabled, show "Authorized", otherwise "Not Authorized"