The idea is to make development more pleasurable and productive. Being a full-stack developer entails being an all-rounder. This tool transforms a developer who is unfamiliar with backend technologies into a full-stack developer.
- NodeJS
- PYTHON
- Java
- .Net
- MySQL/MariaDB
- Microsoft SQL Server
- PostgreSQL
- Oracle Database
New database platforms are coming shortly! We are in testing.
To know more about us, visit #WEAREKINS.
Please follow the steps to install the #Back desktop application.
- Download the latest version of #Back here
- Install the application and create an account.
- Click Create application and enter your Database server Details
- On the open application, you can see all APIs
The service has two types of APIs, GET to retrieve data and POST to insert or update data. Please use Content-Type: application/json in the request header.
Generated automatically from a database table called DATA APIs
To access DATA APIs, use: server_url/data/table_name
Example: http://localhost:2225/data/users in this case, Table name users.
| Methods | Parameter | Data Type | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| limit | Numeric | Retrive data limit | |
| GET | offset | Numeric | Retrive data offset |
| where | String | pass entire SQL where contion to query parameter like id>5 AND active = 1 |
|
| POST | set | Object | JSON object of column name and data. example: |
| where | String | Pass entire SQL where condition to body like id=15 |
In the API method, POST has a where parameter it uses as an update.
For custom APIs SQL is used, for example:
SELECT * FROM users WHERE id={{user_id}}
user_id is a dynamic parameter that can pass through a query parameter in the GET method or with a request body in the POST method.
Optional Parameters with default value:
SELECT * FROM users WHERE id={{user_id:'12'}}
In case user_id is not defined it automatically take dafault value '12'. You can also use like {{user_id:}} so default value will be EMPTY('') incase user_id is not set.
Go-to Download menu in the application, double-check the configuration, and save the back-node microservice zip file to your local system.
Please Note: In case your database and application source are on the same server, please remove the Over SSH option in configuration Deploy server
Upload the #back-node source to your server and set up your virtual host pointing to the node-back source.
The #Back application is built with user and permission management and employs JWT security to safeguard APIs against malicious activity.
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