Minimal UI by back-end policy

[RRohi]

🚀 Feature Request

Allow back-end configuration of the visibility of the controls on the UI (buttons, sliders, checkboxes).

🔈 Motivation

We would like to configure the settings from the back-end and set it as a policy.

While we can do this at the moment, the user is able to override the values from the UI, which makes it not as much a policy, but a suggestion.

Ideally, we would like a minimal UI for the user, where the only controls visible are the textbox and Generate Password, Push It!, and Language buttons. The user shouldn't be able to configure anything.

🛰 Alternatives

📎 Additional context

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[Viajaz]

@RRohi I've not tried it myself by have you tried setting the relevant DEFAULT, MIN, MAX values to your desired value? https://github.com/pglombardo/PasswordPusher/blob/master/Configuration.md#password-push-expiration-settings

[RRohi]

@RRohi I've not tried it myself by have you tried setting the relevant DEFAULT, MIN, MAX values to your desired value? https://github.com/pglombardo/PasswordPusher/blob/master/Configuration.md#password-push-expiration-settings

This works only with sliders. You can't control checkboxes or password generator settings like that. Nor can you hide the Save settings link.

[pglombardo]

I've sketched up the idea of user teams with team policies in the application. A policy could say "hide these options entirely"...

I hope to implement it soon but not sure when yet. Expanding the login options is probably going to come first.

[pglombardo]

Hi all - Just an update that user and team policies have been added on pwpush.com. These will make it into the OSS code base but I have no ETA as of yet.

With this you can enable/disable, force and even hide options entirely.

Here is the full screenshot of settings.