Identity Resolution- Rules configuration

[snigam2024]

Background

Users want to add and prioritise different identity resolution rules that will help in merging profiles.

Feedback

I want to know if we have any existing patterns, components for drag and drop of different rule conditions that in a card.

Stage of design

Exploration

Research

No response

Relevant links

https://www.figma.com/design/UkwLOC3B4G7hKUMCO68tf5/ID-Resolution?node-id=1-544&t=tv1a1QaO829urO6S-1

Are you looking for visual design support?

• Yes

Additional Information

No response

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[dosubot[bot]]

The codebase includes a Card component that can be used for displaying content, such as rule conditions. This component can be customized with different content, padding, and layout options to suit various needs, including displaying rule conditions ^[1][2].

For drag-and-drop functionality, the codebase includes a FileUploader component with a FileUploaderDropzone that supports drag-and-drop, but you would need to implement the drag-and-drop functionality yourself. The documentation suggests using an accessible option like React Aria for implementing drag-and-drop capabilities ^[3].

There are no specific existing patterns or components in the codebase for drag-and-drop prioritization of items or for configuring identity resolution rules. However, the guidelines recommend using accessible solutions like React Aria for drag-and-drop interfaces ^[3].

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[serifluous]

Hey @snigam2024 ! We don't currently have any patterns for drag and drop. You can check out our reply in #3221 for engineering implementation suggestions, and feel free to connect with @ceyerkes (see #2893) for design work she's done previously for this interaction.

If you'd like to see it in Paste, please fill out our dependency request form https://airtable.com/appwvsQKyJHfnG5Sa/shrvMvL3BG6Zm0f9l and submit a dependency through Jira (see #twilio-rd-quarterly-planning in Slack).

Let me know if you still want to keep this office hours session or not. Thanks!

[snigam2024]

Hi Sarah, Thanks for replying and pointing me in the right direction. I understand why we don't have a component for drag and drop due to scalability issues as suggested in the reply #3221. I'll still like to file a dependency so that we can have a basic format for the drag & drop card. I think we can skip the office hour for now. If I have questions I'll definitely reach out. Thanks Sonali

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[serifluous]

Great, sounds good!