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RTX-Dashboard-Template — HTML Admin dashboard Template

By MECMwithShawn

RTX Dashboard Template is a dependency-free static dashboard starter repository for building RTX-branded operations consoles, with sample data and a replaceable data contract.

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No npm packages, CDN calls, build steps, credentials, or environment variables

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Includes the RTX logo, Windows four-square icon, and persistent System/Light/Dark appearance settings

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Provides summary metrics, service health stages, grouped issues, managed assets, activity history, a detail drawer, search, and CSV export

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Ships a versioned JSON data contract and representative sample data

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Responsive layout designed and tested at 125% browser zoom

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Includes a dependency-free validation workflow and an MIT license

Template Details

This template targets an RTX-branded operations dashboard, retaining the light, compact Microsoft admin-center visual style developed for Windows Store App Health while separating the presentation shell from a specific product's backend, data, and remediation logic. The repository contains no npm packages, CDN calls, build steps, credentials, or environment variables; it provides only static pages, styles, scripts, and a versioned JSON data contract with representative sample data.

The template includes the RTX logo in the global header, the Windows four-square icon in the left sidebar, three persistent appearance settings (System/Light/Dark), and a responsive layout designed and tested for 125% browser zoom. Functionally it provides summary metrics, service health stages, grouped issues, managed assets, activity history, a detail drawer, search, and CSV export. The README explains that you can create a new dashboard via the GitHub template feature or by copying the repository, update the title, environment, metrics, pipeline stages, issues, assets, and activity summary in data/dashboard.json, replace the sample JSON adapter in loadData() only when a live API is needed, and keep the rendering contract stable.

The README does not document the template's production readiness, performance characteristics, or specific framework versions; the sample actions in the detail drawer must be replaced with authenticated, allow-listed, and evidence-gated backend operations. Running locally requires a static web server; you cannot open index.html directly because browsers block JSON fetch requests from file:// pages.

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Use Cases

  • Build an operations dashboard front-end shell for an RTX-branded product
  • Demonstrate dashboard layout, theme switching, and interaction logic with sample data
  • Replace the sample JSON adapter with a live API while keeping the rendering contract stable
  • Derive a new RTX dashboard repository via the GitHub template feature

Suitable For

  • Developers who need a static dashboard starter structure with no build step
  • RTX-related projects that want to reuse the Microsoft admin-center visual style
  • Teams that need to validate the interface with sample data before connecting a backend API

Getting started & customization

Use these recorded setup notes alongside the repository instructions for your chosen version.

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    Run with any static web server; do not open index.html directly because browsers block JSON fetch requests from file:// pages

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    Local example command: python -m http.server 8765 --bind 127.0.0.1, then visit http://127.0.0.1:8765/

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    Update the product title, environment, metrics, pipeline stages, issues, assets, and activity summary in data/dashboard.json

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    Replace the sample JSON adapter in loadData() only when a live API is needed, and keep the rendering contract stable

  5. 5

    Replace the sample drawer actions with authenticated, allow-listed, and evidence-gated backend operations, and run the validation workflow

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Usage conditions & limitations

Free to use · keep license notice

This listing covers the free version under the MIT license in the public repository; the free scope is the code of this version and does not mean external services or third-party assets are free.

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  • You may use, modify, commercialize, and distribute the code of this version for free.
  • When distributing copies or substantial portions of the code, retain the original author's copyright notice and the full MIT license notice.
  • The code is provided as is; warranties and limitations of liability are governed by the original license and applicable law.

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  • Demo images, fonts, icons, and other third-party assets must be checked against their respective licenses; you cannot judge solely by the code's MIT license.
  • External services such as domains, hosting, databases, payments, or AI may incur separate charges.
  • You cannot open index.html directly; you must run it via a static web server because browsers block JSON fetch requests from file:// pages.
  • Replace the sample JSON adapter in loadData() only when a live API is needed, and keep the rendering contract stable.
  • Sample drawer actions must be replaced with authenticated, allow-listed, and evidence-gated backend operations.
  • You must run the validation workflow and test Light, Dark, and System modes at 125% zoom.
  • The template ships representative sample data and does not include an environment-specific backend.
  • The repository contains no npm packages, CDN calls, build steps, credentials, or environment variables.
  • After publishing, you must enable the template repository feature in Settings → General → Template repository.
  • Shared community health files are provided by the owner-level .github repository; this template only contains product-specific validation workflows and a license.
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Use any static web server. Do not open `index.html` directly because browsers

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3. Replace the sample JSON adapter in `loadData()` only when a live API is

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4. Replace the sample drawer action with authenticated, allowlisted,

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5. Run the validation workflow and test Light, Dark, and System modes at 125%.

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_Windows Store App Health implementation example. The reusable template ships

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- No npm packages, CDN calls, build step, credentials, or environment values.

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After publishing, enable **Settings → General → Template repository**. New RTX

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The owner-level `.github` repository supplies shared community-health files to

Original README
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Partly documented · 68 / 100
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HTML
Website type
Admin dashboard
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# RTX Dashboard Template

A dependency-free starter repository for RTX-branded operational dashboards.
It preserves the light, dense Microsoft-admin-center visual language developed
for Windows Store App Health while separating the presentation shell from any
one product's backend, data, or remediation logic.

![RTX Dashboard Template shown as the Windows Store App Health operations console](docs/images/windows-store-app-health-example.png)

_Windows Store App Health implementation example. The reusable template ships
with representative sample data and no environment-specific backend._

## What is included

- RTX logo in the global header and the Windows four-square icon in the left rail.
- Persistent System, Light, and Dark appearance settings.
- Responsive layout designed and tested for 125% browser zoom.
- Summary metrics, service-health stages, grouped issues, managed assets,
  activity history, details drawer, search, and CSV export.
- A versioned JSON data contract with representative sample data.
- No npm packages, CDN calls, build step, credentials, or environment values.

## Start locally

Use any static web server. Do not open `index.html` directly because browsers
block JSON `fetch` calls from `file://` pages.

```powershell
python -m http.server 8765 --bind 127.0.0.1
```

Then open `http://127.0.0.1:8765/`.

## Create a dashboard from the template

1. Use this repository as a GitHub template, or copy it to a new repository.
2. Update `data/dashboard.json` with the product title, environment, metrics,
   pipeline stages, issues, assets, and bounded activity summaries.
3. Replace the sample JSON adapter in `loadData()` only when a live API is
   required. Keep the rendering contract stable.
4. Replace the sample drawer action with authenticated, allowlisted,
   evidence-gated backend operations.
5. Run the validation workflow and test Light, Dark, and System modes at 125%.

See [docs/CUSTOMIZATION.md](docs/CUSTOMIZATION.md) for the data contract,
component map, security boundary, and release checklist.

## Recommended GitHub location

GitHub repositories cannot be nested in folders. Publish this repository as:

```text
MECMwithShawn/RTX-Dashboard-Template
```

Use repository topics to create the RTX family online:

```text
rtx, dashboard-template, operations-dashboard, fluent-ui, html, powershell
```

After publishing, enable **Settings → General → Template repository**. New RTX
dashboards can then be created with **Use this template** without carrying the
Store App Health product history or backend.

The owner-level `.github` repository supplies shared community-health files to
repositories that do not override them. This template intentionally contains
only its product-specific validation workflow and license.

## Repository layout

```text
assets/rtx-dashboard.css   Design tokens, components, responsive and dark themes
assets/rtx_logo.svg        RTX brand asset
data/dashboard.json        Sample implementation of the stable data contract
docs/CUSTOMIZATION.md      Extension and safety guidance
docs/images/               Reference screenshots of completed implementations
dashboard.js               Rendering, navigation, search, export, and theme logic
index.html                 Accessible application shell
.github/workflows/         Dependency-free validation
```

## License

MIT. See [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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