Use the Profiles object to store multiple configurations in a single configuration
file.
This means that you can set up different configurations for different users or situations. You need to add at least one profile to a configuration file.
Note: All IDs are user-defined, so it's recommended that you set up a system for using
consistent IDs. Views and features also use types, which are pre-defined.
{
"<profile-id>":
{
"default": true,
"label-id": "<label-id>",
"description-id": "<description-id>",
"root-view-id": "<view-id> or <view-group-id>"
}
}
The following example shows how your default profile might look.
{
"<default>":
{
"default": true,
"label-id": "Default Profile",
"description-id": "Description of the Default Profile",
"root-view-id": "views-menu-default"
}
}
And this is how a profile set up for your Sales team could look.
{
"<sales>":
{
"label-id": "Sales",
"description-id": "Sales Dashboard",
"root-view-id": "views-menu-sales"
}
}