@dceejay @TotallyInformation
Not the greatest example, but this is close to what you may find in an industrial setting.
Alarms are just a log of events that have occured that the user should be aware of. The list will display alarms that are active/un-acknowledged, active/acknowledged, inactive/un-acknowledged, inactive/acknowledged. It will also display what time the alarm occured and what time it was acknowledged. This particular example allows the user to enter a comment about the alarm which is very nice.
I have wanted so bad to make this into a ui-node. I just don't have the time anymore.
Plus, to do this in a ui-node correctly, there would need to be other nodes that could be placed into parts of a flow to monitor values and then send a message containing its configured alarm message to the alarm list node. Not sure if that is possible or how to do that.
The ui_table node might be able to do this, but will lack the ability to highlight active, acknowledged, inactive alarms individually.
Sorry to derail, this just excites me lol
