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Use when adding a field to an existing Bknd entity. Covers all field types (text, number, boolean, date, enum, json, jsonschema, media), field modifiers (.required(), .unique(), .default()), validation options,...
Use when creating a new entity/table in Bknd. Covers entity definition with em() and entity(), primary key configuration, field basics, UI creation via admin panel, and code-first approach with type safety.
Use btca (Better Context App) to efficiently query and learn from the bknd backend framework. Use when working with bknd for (1) Understanding data module and schema definitions, (2) Implementing authentication...
Use when deleting records from a Bknd entity via the SDK or REST API. Covers deleteOne, deleteMany, soft delete patterns, cascade considerations, response handling, and common patterns.
Use when defining relationships between Bknd entities. Covers many-to-one, one-to-one, many-to-many, self-referencing relationships, junction tables, options like mappedBy and inversedBy, and UI vs code approac...
Use when setting up a new Bknd project locally or configuring local development environment. Covers CLI installation, project creation, runtime adapters, config file setup, and development server options.
Use when serving uploaded files to users. Covers API-proxied file serving, direct storage URLs (S3/R2/Cloudinary), CDN configuration, public file URLs, caching headers, image optimization with Cloudinary, and s...
Use when deploying a Bknd application to production hosting. Covers Cloudflare Workers/Pages, Node.js/Bun servers, Docker, Vercel, AWS Lambda, and other platforms.
Use when implementing paginated data retrieval in Bknd. Covers limit/offset pagination, page calculation, pagination metadata (total, hasNext, hasPrev), pagination helper functions, infinite scroll, and React i...
Use when setting up Bknd SDK in a frontend application. Covers Api class initialization, token storage, auth state handling, React integration with BkndBrowserApp and useApp hook, framework-specific setup (Vite...
Use when creating custom API endpoints in Bknd. Covers HTTP triggers with Flows, plugin routes via onServerInit, request/response handling, sync vs async modes, accessing request data, and returning custom resp...
Use when inserting new records into a Bknd entity via the SDK or REST API. Covers createOne, createMany, creating with relations ($set), response handling, error handling, and common patterns for client-side re...
Use when querying and retrieving data from Bknd entities via SDK or REST API. Covers readOne, readMany, readOneBy, filtering (where clause), sorting, field selection, loading relations (with/join), and response...
Use when securing specific API endpoints in Bknd. Covers protecting custom HTTP triggers, plugin routes, auth middleware for Flows, checking permissions in custom endpoints, and role-based endpoint access.
Use when performing bulk insert, update, or delete operations in Bknd. Covers createMany, updateMany, deleteMany, batch processing with progress, chunking large datasets, error handling strategies, and transact...
Use when modifying existing Bknd schema. Covers renaming entities, renaming fields, changing field types, altering field constraints, handling destructive changes, data migration strategies, and the sync workfl...
Use when querying the bknd source repository with btca CLI. Covers setup, configuration, and query patterns for learning bknd internals including data module, authentication, media handling, and adapter configu...
Use when setting up user registration flows in a Bknd application. Covers registration configuration, enabling/disabling registration, default roles, password validation, registration forms, and custom fields.
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