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Introduction
1.
Philosophy
2.
Ref update
3.
Configuration
3.1.
Store Parameters
3.1.1.
access
3.1.2.
actions
3.1.3.
config
3.1.4.
disableAutoSelect
3.1.5.
disablePartialLoad
3.1.6.
display
3.1.7.
displayOrder
3.1.8.
entries
3.1.9.
filters
3.1.10.
formGroupsOrder
3.1.11.
fullWidth
3.1.12.
html
3.1.13.
httpHooks
3.1.14.
i18n
3.1.15.
icon
3.1.16.
label
3.1.17.
labels
3.1.18.
listViewOnly
3.1.19.
menuGroup
3.1.20.
navLabel
3.1.21.
navLinkActiveStyle
3.1.22.
navLinkHoverStyle
3.1.23.
navLinkStyle
3.1.24.
objectLifeCycle
3.1.24.1.
willCreate
3.1.24.2.
didCreate
3.1.24.3.
willSave
3.1.24.4.
didSave
3.1.24.5.
willRemove
3.1.24.6.
didRemove
3.1.24.7.
didRead
3.1.25.
orderBy
3.1.26.
prepareItemsScript
3.1.27.
printTemplates
3.1.28.
props
3.1.29.
states
3.1.30.
storeActions
3.1.31.
storeLifeCycle
3.1.32.
tableColumns
3.1.33.
tasks
3.1.34.
type
3.1.35.
template
3.1.36.
templateFile
3.2.
Action
3.2.1.
_id
3.2.2.
access
3.2.3.
actionGroup
3.2.4.
clientPostScript
3.2.5.
clientPreScript
3.2.6.
conditions
3.2.7.
disableInStates
3.2.8.
disabled
3.2.9.
enableInStates
3.2.10.
extra
3.2.11.
icon
3.2.12.
localName
3.2.13.
multi
3.2.14.
props
3.2.15.
script
3.2.16.
type
4.
JS API
4.1.
$db
4.1.1.
$db.del
4.1.2.
$db.delete
4.1.3.
$db.find
4.1.4.
$db.get
4.1.5.
$db.getAll
4.1.6.
$db.getAllForUser
4.1.7.
$db.getAllKeys
4.1.8.
$db.inc
4.1.9.
$db.insert
4.1.10.
$db.loadVirtualProps
4.1.11.
$db.newId
4.1.12.
$db.nextSequence
4.1.13.
$db.nextSequenceString
4.1.14.
$db.notify
4.1.15.
$db.pushComment
4.1.16.
$db.set
4.1.17.
$db.setDangerously
4.2.
$request
4.2.1.
$request.form
4.2.2.
$request.query
4.2.3.
$request.params
4.2.4.
$request.ip
4.3.
$response
4.3.1.
$response.excel
4.3.2.
$response.header
4.3.3.
$response.json
4.3.4.
$response.xml
4.3.5.
$response.html
4.3.6.
$response.file
4.3.7.
$response.redirect
4.4.
email
4.4.1.
email.send
4.5.
fs
4.5.1.
fs.readFile
4.5.2.
fs.readFileSync
4.5.3.
fs.writeFile
4.5.4.
fs.writeFileSync
4.6.
http
4.6.1.
http.get
4.6.2.
http.post
4.6.3.
http.postJSON
4.6.4.
http.postXML
4.7.
i18n
4.7.1.
i18n.get
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fs
File I/O is provided by simple wrappers around standard POSIX functions.
Usage
var fs = require('fs');
Methods
readFile
readFileSync
writeFile
writeFileSync