• Fixed function to create all possible custom queries if no query has been created.

• Improved CYPEX uninstallation

• Replaced: urlencode with jq

Let’s come to a core concept of CYPEX: expressions. What you actually see in the GUI isn’t just some static field, but in fact, a JavaScript expression which can be modified. This gives you a great deal of flexibility and allows you to tailor the GUI to your needs. Using JavaScript expressions, you have great power at your fingertips.

However, most people aren’t heavy JavaScript users and therefore a lot of the more common tasks have been simplified by adding graphical shortcuts. One of these shortcuts was shown before: ID resolution. What the GUI element actually does is to modify the underlying JavaScript relation in the desired way.

• Add a new Query to the Group

• Upgrade PostgreSQL database & postgREST docker images to the latest version

• App description as translated markdown text

• Implement permission assignment on default queries

• Trial version for the demo purpose

• Groups for queries - Admin panel

• Application Extension: support company internal repository urls

• Admin Panel: Added filter by query type

• Autogenerate Input Fields for the Form Element

• Added the confirmation modal to delete query

• Display referenced data in the array feild

• Provide repository connection to API container via proxy

• Fixed form errors preview

• Deleting a default query removes other queries from different database schema

• Installation using an existing external database without the authenticator user, using the database admin user

• HOTFIX: For upgrading old versions

• Fixed: Date Time Field losing value

• Fixed: Drop zone for multiple file input

In this section, you’ll be guided through the internals of CYPEX. You’ll get to know the basic architecture of the solution and gain some insights into how things work. It helps to understand some basic concepts, in order to use CYPEX even more efficiently.

Before you look at the architecture of a CYPEX app from an end user perspective, you’ll first want to understand the overall software layout:

• Enhanced create application adding default style section

• Enhanced Database table list menu (tree view)

• Enhanced table context menu (displaying icons)

• Enhanced database section to remember the gui inputs for filter and display

• Enhanced workflow section to remember the workflow stats position

• Adding Application Extensions

• Enable the extensions in the default

• Updating UI-library

• Fixing Multiple file upload