fuuz-html-dashboards

To build custom HTML dashboards in Fuuz, you pair a backend system flow with a Form containing a webpage element, then deliver the rendered page as a percent-encoded data URI. This approach enables rich visualizations beyond what native screens offer.

Yes, you can use libraries like Three.js, ECharts, Cytoscape, Leaflet, or Mermaid inside a Fuuz screen. A saved JavaScript renderer bundles the library output, which is then embedded via a webpage element for interactive display.

Embedding a backend-generated HTML page requires a system flow to bundle data with JSONata, a saved JavaScript renderer to produce the HTML, and a webpage element in a Form to display the percent-encoded data URI output.

Yes, a backend system flow is required to render custom visualizations on Fuuz wallboards. The flow handles data processing and JSONata bundling, passing the result to a renderer that generates the dashboard output.

Timezone-aware and theme-aware rendering ensures your Fuuz dashboard displays dates correctly and matches the screen's visual theme. The saved JavaScript renderer applies these formatting rules during HTML generation before encoding.

You should switch to custom HTML dashboards when native forms and tables cannot express your required output, such as 3D scenes, interactive maps, genealogy graphs, or specialized manufacturing views needing embedded web libraries.