OpenAPI Specification (OAS)

OpenAPI : The OpenAPI Specification (OAS) defines a standard, language-agnostic interface to RESTful APIs which allows both humans and computers to discover and understand the capabilities of the service without access to source code, documentation, or through network traffic inspection. When properly defined, a consumer can understand and interact with the remote service with a minimal amount of implementation logic. OAS v3.0 as well as OAS v2.0(also known as Swagger) can be used to build applications. Let's check out the...

Generating an SDK

Use your SDK

Lesson 8: The Navbar Menu

Add a Navigation Bar

Lesson 7: Filtering Data with Queries

Create Queries Use your Queries

Lesson 6: Data Model Relations

Create Relations between DataModels Use Relations in your Views

Lesson 5: Rules, Alerts & Templates

Create a Rule to trigger an Action Create an Action Create a better email

Lesson 4: DataGrids & Basic Navigation

Create a list view Set up navigation

Lesson 3: Views, Forms & Widgets

Create a View and link it to a Data Model via a Form Add Widgets to a View Configure Events

Optional: REST API Introduction

Every app has a REST API that is automatically created and maps to its unique data model. The URL pattern is: https://apps.appivo.com/api/app/<app-name>/model/<model-name>/record The standard REST API operations are available: POSTPUTGETDELETE Try out the REST API using the Chrome Postman plugin.

Lesson 2: Data Models & Roles

Introduction to Data Models Introduction to Roles The Appivo REST API Every app has a REST API that is automatically created and maps to its unique data model. The URL pattern is: https://apps.appivo.com/api/app/<app-name>/model/<model-name>/record The standard REST API operations are available: POSTPUTGETDELETE