edoc automate Guide
edoc automate Guide
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Manage app details in edoc automate

You can add general information (e.g. description, license, copyright) to each app, make settings and manage data sources, routes, versions, tags, languages, and variables.

Each app has its own detailed view. You can update the app details at any time. Simply open the relevant section.

The following details are available:

  1. General: Contains all general information about the app. This includes the name of the app, a description, author the app, the license, and the copyright for the app.

  2. Routes: Displays an overview of all routes in the app that are used by views or web service endpoints. By clicking on Open, you can go directly to the selected view or web service.

  3. Datasources: Displays an overview of all the app's data sources and their status. You can add new data sources with New Datasource or edit an existing data source with Edit. When adding a new data source, enter the relevant details for the data source, e.g. host, port, user, password, encoding. Always save your changes so that the status of the connection is displayed correctly. By default, the encoding utf8mb4 is used in edoc automate. If you select the data source Mysql and use a different encoding in MySQL, enter the encoding of the MySQL database. If the encoding does not match the MySQL database, data will be lost.

  4. Versions: Displays an overview of all app versions and their names. You can add a new version at any time with Add. When exporting an app, you can select a suitable version. When importing an app, you can create a new version of an app, for example.

  5. Tags: Displays all tags of an app. You can also add more tags with Add Tag.

  6. Languages: If you want to make your app available in different languages, you can add languages to the app. Select a language and click on Add. Export the language to a CSV file for translation. You can also import the result of the translation again under Languages.

  7. Variables: Use Add to define certain variables that you can access within the app. For example, you can define a storage path that you reference in the app with the variable.

  8. Settings: In the app settings, you can define the session mode, loading animations and the display of messages.

    1. Session Mode: All component values are saved in the session per view by default. You can change the behavior when saving the values by selecting the Route value.

    2. View Loading: You can specify whether a loading animation should be displayed when a view is called up. The loading animation is deactivated by default.

    3. Php Error_reporting: You can define the level at which messages are displayed in the app.

  1. Composer: You can manage the Composer instances of the app and display the status of each instance. You can run the installation (composer install) and edit the package.json file via WebDAV.

  2. Integrations: You can manage the configured integrations of the app and create new integrations.

  3. App plugins: You can immediately see which plug-ins are available in the app and add new plug-ins to the app.