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Reference: API list

For your reference, here is the master list of our API documentation.

  • The Authentication Client (Connect) provides hooks for plugging in a custom sign-on component, hooks for running authentication processes dynamically, and automatic login capabilities for Finsemble components.
  • The Base Service (any advanced package) creates an instance of the Base Service which all services must inherit.
  • The Config Client (Connect) provides run-time access to Finsemble's configuration.
  • The Dialog Manager Client (Flow) simplifies interacting with dialog windows by spawning them and getting data back from them.
  • The Distributed Store Client (Flow) handles creating/retrieving/destroying stores.
  • The Drag and Drop Client (Workspaces) shares data between components via a user action, i.e., drag and drop.
  • The Hotkey Client (Flow) registers hot key combinations and their respective handler functions with Finsemble.
  • The Launcher Client (Workspaces) handles spawning windows and maintains the list of spawnable components.
  • Interop provides APIs for data integration.
  • The Logger Client (Workspaces) supports configurable run-time logging via the Central Logger.
  • The Notification Client (Workspaces) allows you to generate user notifications from any component.
  • The Router Client (Workspaces) handles sending and receiving events between Finsemble components and services.
  • The Search Client (Connect) provides federated search results, searching through installed search provider and displaying unified results.
  • The Storage Client (Connect) handles saving and retrieving data for your application.
  • The Window Client (Workspaces) is responsible for managing the window state (the window's bounds) and component state (data inside your component).
  • The Workspace Client (Workspaces) manages all calls to load, save, rename, and delete workspaces.

Caution Caution: We strongly recommend that you stick with the documented API only. You might find that some API are not documented. We don't support these, so use them at your own risk.