@saltcorn/admin-models
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models only required by the admin interface for Saltcorn, open-source no-code platform
1.1.0 - Released 19 December 2024
Workflows: a new type of trigger composed of steps, with durable execution and a context for sharing information between steps. Workflows can include user interaction including asking for user input in specified form fields.
Workflow rooms: a new view for chatbot-style interactions with workflows
HTTPS proxy: set an HTTPS proxy with the HTTPS_PROXY environment variable.
Edit view: option to allocate new table row when running with a specified row. This is useful when the Edit row includes embedded views based on relations. The allocated row can be deleted if there are no changes.
Acquire Let's Encrypt certificates for tenants. If Let's Encrypt is enabled in the root tenant, newly created tenants will acquire a certificate. Certificate for existing tenants can be acquired in that the settings for that tenant in the root tenant's list of tenants.
Icon plugins. Plugins can now supply additional icons which can be chosen in the builder and menu editor
Registry editor: Edit configuration values
Webhook action has more options: method, set reponse value, headers.
Mobile builder:
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models only required by the admin interface for Saltcorn, open-source no-code platform
The npm package @saltcorn/admin-models receives a total of 450 weekly downloads. As such, @saltcorn/admin-models popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @saltcorn/admin-models demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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