A no-code solution for custom databases, API management, and streamlined workflows
Imagine entity rows as a no-code database. You can create custom properties and have autogenerated CRUD + API, permissions, events, workflows, and more.
The purpose of the entity builder is to let you iterate upon an idea quickly.
See the public Entity Builder demo.
Properties - TEXT, NUMBER, DATE, ENTITY, MEDIA, and SELECT field types.
Rows - Tenant entity rows, e.g. Employee EMP-0001, EMP-0002...
Views and Forms - Autogenerated views and forms at /app/:tenant/:entity.
API - Autogenerated API with GET (all), GET (id), POST, PUT, and DELETE methods.
Events - Created, Updated, and Deleted events.
Workflow - Listen to events to perform custom logic.
Visualize all your entities in one view.
Customize entity behavior depending on the nature of it.
Define your entity schema with properties.
These are all the supported property types:
Text
Number
Date
Single Select
Boolean
Media
Multi-select
Multi-text
Number Range
Date Range
Monaco Editor
WYSIWYG
Plus, there are some custom attributes for each entity: Order, Required, Hidden, Read-only, Can be updated, Show in create form, Default value, Placeholder, Minimum, Maximum, Rows, Pattern, Uppercase, Lowercase, Is password, Is editor (Monaco, WYSIWYG, and Icon.
Audit all your entity rows in one place.
See how your entities are being used.
This is deprecated in favor of workflows, but you can still add custom webhooks (i.e. trigger a Zapier hook when creating, updating, or deleting a row).
The API is autogenerated, as well as the API docs for Swagger Specs and as a Postman Collection.
List view with view type (Table, Grid), Views, Pagination, and Filtering.
Out-of-the-box generated form.
See the row property values, comments, and optionally, tags, and tasks.
Let your end-users see their logs too!
And some other helper API methods for your tenants, such as getting the API usage on every call.
The entity builder is pretty easy to use, but you can also customize every piece of it with custom code.
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