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Implementation:FlowiseAI Flowise DefaultRedirect

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Domains Routing, Authorization
Last Updated 2026-02-12 07:00 GMT

Overview

DefaultRedirect is a React component that determines and renders the first accessible view for the current user based on their permissions and feature flags, preventing 403 errors on the default landing page.

Description

The DefaultRedirect component implements a smart landing page strategy. It defines an ordered list of route-component pairs (matching the sidebar menu order from dashboard.js) and iterates through them, checking each route's required permission and display flag using the useAuth hook. The first route that passes both checks is rendered directly as the landing component. For unauthenticated users, it renders the Login page. For open-source deployments or global administrators, it defaults to Chatflows. If no accessible route is found (an edge case), it renders the Unauthorized page.

Usage

Use this component as the element for the root (/) path in the React Router configuration. It replaces a simple redirect to /chatflows with a permission-aware redirect that ensures every user lands on a page they are authorized to view.

Code Reference

Source Location

Signature

export const DefaultRedirect = () => { ... }

Import

import { DefaultRedirect } from '@/routes/DefaultRedirect'

I/O Contract

Inputs

Name Type Required Description
(none) - - This component accepts no props. It reads authentication state, permissions, and feature flags from Redux and ConfigContext internally.

Outputs

Name Type Description
JSX React.ReactElement Renders the first accessible view component based on user permissions. Falls back to Login (unauthenticated), Chatflows (open-source/global admin), or Unauthorized (no permissions).

Route Priority Order

The component checks routes in this order and renders the first accessible one:

Priority Component Permission Display Flag
1 Chatflows chatflows:view -
2 Agentflows agentflows:view -
3 Executions executions:view -
4 Assistants assistants:view -
5 Marketplaces templates:marketplace,templates:custom -
6 Tools tools:view -
7 Credentials credentials:view -
8 Variables variables:view -
9 APIKey apikeys:view -
10 Documents documentStores:view -
11 EvalDatasets datasets:view feat:datasets
12 Evaluators evaluators:view feat:evaluators
13 EvalEvaluation evaluations:view feat:evaluations
14 SSOConfig sso:manage feat:sso-config
15 RolesPage roles:manage feat:roles
16 UsersPage users:manage feat:users
17 Workspaces workspace:view feat:workspaces
18 LoginActivityPage loginActivity:view feat:login-activity
19 Logs logs:view feat:logs
20 Account (none) feat:account

Usage Examples

Basic Usage

import { DefaultRedirect } from '@/routes/DefaultRedirect'

const MainRoutes = {
    path: '/',
    element: <MainLayout />,
    children: [
        {
            path: '/',
            element: <DefaultRedirect />
        },
        // ... other routes
    ]
}

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