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Terminology

CYPEX terminology and samples

This section will describe the most important aspects of CYPEX terminology.

CYPEX “entities”

In CYPEX you use existing SQL models to build new and powerful applications. The first term we need to discuss is the idea of an “entity”. We use the same semantics as in a standard relational model: an entity is a table which is tracked by CYPEX. All tracked entities will be part of the GUI prediction which is made based on the data structure. If an entity isn’t tracked by CYPEX, it won’t be included in that prediction.

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Release Notes v1.9.0

Release Notes v1.9.0

Features

  • Add the ability to set admin roles & others.
  • Configure JWT token expiration.
  • See Application owner on edit App page.
  • List materialized views in the database overview.

Resolved Bugs

  • Several fixes on Create Queries.
  • Translation fixes.
  • UI fixes.
  • Upate Application repository default Token.
  • PGRST reload schema event on DDL Actions.
  • UI Editor: fix error when removing all actions from a table.

Release Notes v1.8.8

Release Notes v1.8.8

Features

  • User-Friendly Geo JSON Editor: introducing a new, user-friendly Geo JSON editor that simplifies the process of editing and managing Geo JSON data.

  • Custom Expression Editor: Added a custom expression editor that is now expanded in a modal window, enhancing the user experience by providing a more spacious and focused environment for creating and managing expressions.

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Calling server side code

Calling server side code

A workflow is a good start if you want to build an application. However, sometimes it’s still necessary to add control elements. In this section, you’ll learn to add buttons and to write server side code to make your application even more powerful. Starting with v1.9.0 CYPEX offers an approach to create database functions directly within its interface. The REST API behind the scenes executes these functions, providing a unified experience for managing both data and logic.

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