Create a schema that allows defining an asset.
Definition should include:

1. The properties along with metadata
2. Metadata for view
3. Mapping for each message type

TBD regarding this, since it doesn't make much sense to display a material just hanging around. Maybe we dont need materials to be rendered like this? Maybe we onl y show materials inside warehouses, for example a pile of sand inside a warehouse.

Some generic, non specific, equipment. We could do specific too, perhaps later on we can have a multitude of models to choose from based on class (excavator or similar). For now a generic factory equipment should be good enough

Things to include:

• MikroORM
• JSON:API
• Validation

• Colors
• Buttons design
• Inputs design (text, select..)
• App sidebars and floating UI arrangement
• Object creation workflow

We could take the tooltip implementation from some other project (PIMS,Grapher).

It should be relatively easy to add new objects to the app. Potentially this might be coming from the API to support users creating their own thing.
But for now its enough that we have a typesafe way of doing it.

What it should support:

1. Link to the model itself
2. Some metadata such as name
3. The type of the entity
4. TBD: Configuration on how this is exported to ISA-95 (based on message type)

We don't need all of the models right now, but something like Site or Warehouse would be good, the basics only

Since almost the entirety of the application will be in some kind of drawer, we will need some generic drawer component. But there are some requirements:

1. The drawer should supporting opening on any side
2. Opening via a control buttton
3. Programatic opening
4. Auto placement
5. Multiple instances

Some nice to haves (not urgent):

1. Animations
2. Accessibility (meaning tab support, focus support)

Regarding no. 5, it is important to support multiple instances because it's possible to have multiple drawers open at the same time. This might not be even relevant depending on the implementation, but just something to keep in mind