* Initial scaffolding for comments CRUD APIs * add actions * add assets * state management for existing comments and creating new * add ui components * add overlay comments wrapper to baseWidget * add toggle comment mode button at editor header * trigger tests * Disallow commenting as someone else * Add applicationId for comments * lint * Add overlay blacklist to prevent component interaction while adding comments * Comment thread style updates * Placeholder comment context menu * Controlled comment thread visibility for making new comments visible by default * Update comment type description * Reset input on save * Resolve comment thread button ui * fix close on esc key, dont create new comment on outside click * Submit on enter * add emoji picker * Attempt at adding a websocket server in Java * CRUD APIs for comment threads * Add API for getting all threads in application * Move types to a separate file * Initial commit for real time server (RTS) * Add script to start RTS * Fix position property * Use create comment thread API * Use add comment to thread API * Add custom cursor * Dispatch logout init on 401 errors * Allow CORS for real time connection * Add more logs to RTS * Fix construction of MongoClient * WIP: Real time comments * Enable comments * Minor updates * Read backend API base URL from environment * Escape to reset comments mode * Set popover position as auto and boundary as scroll parent * Disable warning * Added permissions for comment threads * Add resolved API for comment threads * Migration to set commenting permission on existing apps * Fix updates bringing the RTS down * Show view latest button, scroll to bottom on creating a new comment * Cleanup comment reducer * Move to typescript for RTS * Add missing server.ts and tsconfig files * Resolve / unresolve comment * Scaffold app comments * Minor fixes: comment on top of all widgets, add toggle button at viewer header * Reconnect socket on creating a new app, set connected status in store * Retry socket connection flow * Integration tests for comments with api mocks using msw * Fix circular depependency * rm file * Minor cleanup and comments * Minor refactors: move isScrolledToBottom to common hooks, decouple prevent interactions overlay from comments wrapper * Use policies when pushing updates in RTS * ENV var to set if comments are enabled * Fix: check if editor/viewer is initialised before waiting for init action * Add tests for comments reducer * Revert "ENV var to set if comments are enabled" This reverts commit 988efeaa69d378d943a387e1e73510334958adc5. * Enable comments for users with appsmith email * lint * fix * Try running a socket.io server inside backend * Update comment reducer tests * Init mentions within comments * Fix comment thread updates with email rooms * Minor fixes * Refactors / review suggestions * lint * increase cache limit for builds * Comment out tests for feature that's under development * Add Dockerfile for RTS * Fix policies missing for first comment in threads * Use draftJS for comments input with mentions support * fix fixtures * Use thread's policies when querying for threads * Update socket.io to v4 * Add support for richer body with mentions * Update comment body type to RawDraftContentState * fix stale method * Fix mentions search * Minor cleanups * Comment context menu and thread UI updates * revert: Scaffold app comments * Yarn dependencies * Delete comment using id api added * Init app comments * Add test for creating thread * Api for delete comment with id * Test comment creation response and policies * Copy comment links * Fix reset editor state * Delete valid comment testcase added * Delete comment TC : code refactor * Don't allow creating comments with an empty body * Pin comments WIP[] * Ignore dependency-reduced-pom.xml files from VCS * Cleanup of some dev-only files, for review * Delete comment * Update socket.io to v4 in RTS * Pin and resolve comment thread object added in commentThread * Pin and resolve comment thread object added in commentThread * Update comment thread API * Added creationTime and updationTime in comment thread response * Added creationTime and updationTime in comment thread response * Added human readable id to comment threads, fallback to username for null name in user document * Refactor * lint * fix test, rm duplicate selector * comment out saga used for dev * CommentThread viewed status, username fallback for getName=null, username field added in pin & resolve status * lint * trigger tests Co-authored-by: Shrikant Sharat Kandula <shrikant@appsmith.com> Co-authored-by: Abhijeet <abhi.nagarnaik@gmail.com> |
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- Database CRUD: Query & update your database directly by connecting it to the UI. Connect to PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL & more!
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- Sign up on Appsmith Cloud or Deploy Appsmith.
- Create a new app within the organization that has already been created for you.
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+icon next to theQueriessection to add a new query in the mock database- Name the query
usersQuery. - Write the query
select * from users limit 5;. - Run the query.
- Name the query
- Click on the
+icon next to theWidgetssection and drag a table onto the screen - Link the table data property to the
usersQueryusing JavaScript{{usersQuery.data}} - Hit the Deploy button and checkout the view mode of the app.
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- Building an Admin Panel on MongoDB using Appsmith (Video)
- Building a Customer Support Dashboard in Appsmith
- Building a Store Catalogue Management System using Appsmith and GraphQL
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- Building a Calendly Clone in Appsmith
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