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applications/subscriberPortal/README.md

Subscriber Portal

This is a demonstrative implementation of a subscriber portal. Note that this is intended to demonstrate a possible implementation, but it is not the only way.

This demo is developed with AngularJs, but your subscriber portal could be developed using whichever framework in whichever language as it should only integrate XOS api with your services (eg: Authentication, CRM, Bug Tracker...)

Concept Demonstrated

This is intended to be a portal for a Subscriber user to manage a Parent Control Application provided by XOS. To Subscriber will be able to chose a switch between two bundles:

  • Basic Bundle
  • Family Bundle

The subscriber should enable the Family Bundle trough the Bundles page. Once enable he will be able to define different levels of Parental Control for each device in his house.

Data Sources

Bundles are intended as a group of services offered by a company, so they should be managed by the company services and business logic. They are not intended to be part of XOS, so for demonstrative purposes have been hardcoded into the application. Consider that this kind of information can be provided by a remote service.

Subscribers, Users and Parental Control are information managed by XOS and currently provided by its API.

Getting started

All commands in this section refers to applications/subscriberPortal

To open this demo:

  • open env/default.js and replace host with the URL of your XOS installation.
  • from the portal root execute npm start

Note that NodeJs is required to run this demo

This should open the demo in the browser.

Bugs

Please report any bug or question trough github issues.