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dashboardAPI/CLAUDE.md
znetsixe a6f09d821d docs: Folder & File Layout section + flag dashboardapi.{js,html} naming drift
Entry/HTML files should be dashboardAPI.{js,html} (case-sensitive match with
the folder name). Rename when the file is next touched. Full rule:
.claude/rules/node-architecture.md in the EVOLV superproject.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-18 21:30:46 +02:00

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dashboardAPI — Claude Code context

InfluxDB telemetry and FlowFuse chart endpoints. Part of the EVOLV wastewater-automation platform.

S88 classification

Level Colour Placement lane
Utility (no S88 level) none n/a

Flow layout rules

When wiring this node into a multi-node demo or production flow, follow the placement rule set in the EVOLV superproject:

.claude/rules/node-red-flow-layout.md (in the EVOLV repo root)

Key points for this node:

  • Place on lane n/a (x-position per the lane table in the rule).
  • Stack same-level siblings vertically.
  • Parent/children sit on adjacent lanes (children one lane left, parent one lane right).
  • Wrap in a Node-RED group box coloured none (Utility (no S88 level)).

Folder & File Layout

Every per-node file MUST use the folder name (dashboardAPI) exactly, case-sensitive. Full rule: .claude/rules/node-architecture.md in the EVOLV superproject.

Path Required name
Entry file dashboardAPI.js
Editor HTML dashboardAPI.html
Node adapter src/nodeClass.js
Domain logic src/specificClass.js
Editor JS modules src/editor/*.js (extract when inline editor JS exceeds ~50 lines)
Tests test/{basic,integration,edge}/*.test.js
Example flows examples/*.flow.json

⚠️ Legacy naming drift in this repo — to be renamed when the file is next touched:

Path Currently Should be
Entry file dashboardapi.js dashboardAPI.js
Editor HTML dashboardapi.html dashboardAPI.html

Renames require updating: the file itself, package.json#node-red.nodes, any require() / import paths, and superproject submodule references in one commit.

When adding new files, read the rule above first to avoid drift.