rolemenuitem

A rolemenuitem is a user interface element used in role management or permission configuration interfaces. It represents a single user role as an actionable item within a menu, list, or tree structure. The component is designed to convey the identity of a role (such as its name and a brief description) and to facilitate selection, inspection, or modification of that role’s permissions.

Typical properties associated with a rolemenuitem include an identifier for the role, a display label, an optional description, and an icon or visual cue. It may also expose a list of associated permissions or a summary of those permissions, a boolean indicating whether the item is currently selected, and a flag indicating whether the item is enabled or disabled. Some implementations support hierarchical grouping or nesting to reflect role categories or inheritance relationships.

Behavior and interaction usually involve selecting or deselecting the role for assignment or configuration tasks. In multi-select interfaces, users may add or remove roles in bulk; in single-select contexts, selecting one role may cause related metadata or permission settings to refresh. Rolemenuitems typically interact with underlying systems such as a role manager or access control list to apply or reflect changes.

In practice, rolemenuitems appear in administrative dashboards, RBAC configuration screens, and onboarding workflows. Important considerations include accessibility, localization, and security: ensuring only authorized users can view or modify roles, and keeping UI state synchronized with the backend to avoid inconsistencies.