Views
Minyu provides several views for working with the same data.
Each interface focuses on a different type of task.
You can move freely between them while working with the same records.
Data Explorer
The Data Explorer is used to work with large sets of records.
Typical tasks:
- filtering and searching data
- comparing many records
- bulk editing
- exporting datasets
The explorer shows data in a table format and is optimized for high-volume data.
➡ See: How to use the Data Explorer
Data Navigator
The Data Navigator is used to follow relations between records.
Typical tasks:
- exploring connected data
- inspecting a single record
- correcting individual records
- moving through related entities
Navigation follows the relations defined in the data model and preserves the path you have taken.
➡ See: How to navigate records
Calendar
The Calendar displays records that contain dates or time ranges.
Typical tasks:
- viewing bookings or schedules
- understanding availability
- identifying overlaps or conflicts
The calendar does not store events itself.
It visualizes records that already exist in the data model.
➡ See: How to use the calendar
Charts
Charts are used to visualize aggregated data.
Typical tasks:
- analyzing trends
- comparing categories
- understanding proportions
Charts are generated from existing data and do not change the underlying records.
➡ See: How to create charts
Architecture view
The Architecture view helps administrators understand how the system is structured.
Typical tasks:
- inspecting tables and relations
- understanding rule dependencies
- analyzing the effect of configuration changes
This interface is mainly used when configuring or maintaining the system.
➡ See: How to use the architecture view
Audit log
The Audit log shows the history of data changes.
Typical tasks:
- reviewing past changes
- tracing who modified data
- investigating issues
➡ See: How to inspect the audit log