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Release Notes v1.7.0

Features

  • Enhanced create application adding default style section

  • Enhanced Database table list menu (tree view)

  • Enhanced table context menu (displaying icons)

  • Enhanced database section to remember the gui inputs for filter and display

  • Enhanced workflow section to remember the workflow stats position

  • Adding Application Extensions

  • Enable the extensions in the default

  • Updating UI-library

  • Fixing Multiple file upload

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Release Notes v1.6.0

Features

  • Enhanced default_color_field element

  • Ability to mark a notification as read

  • Can change the uploaded file name - default_file_input

  • Ability to configure a helper text for a text input

  • New echart version with ability to change the chart theme

  • Display a notification via an action

  • CYPEX Extensions Store :tada:

Resolved Bugs

  • Reset button in forms doesn’t reset file inputs

Repository Applications

CYPEX allows users to define ready-to-use PostgreSQL extensions. Those extensions can be integrated into existing applications to simplify the model creation process and to automate as many steps as possible.

The way external extensions are supported is as follows:

Repository applications

CYPEX allows users to define a set of Git repositories which can be used to fetch extensions. It allows you to deploy everything from small SQL fragments and simple procedures all the way up to full-fledged complex data models.

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Storage Repositories

Under Platform Admin → Storage & Repositories, you define the Git repositories CYPEX uses to fetch extensions. Basically, you give CYPEX access to a Git repository which contains all of the extensions in a format accessible to CYPEX:

Repository Configuration

Configured repositories list their Title, User Name, Path, Branch, and a masked Personal Access Token. Actions let you test the connection, edit, or delete a repository.

Configured repositories list their Title, User Name, Path, Branch, and a masked Personal Access Token. Actions let you test the connection, edit, or delete a repository.

The configuration is straightforward — add the Git data and test the connection. CYPEX is then fully connected and you can easily add extensions to the system as needed. Click + Add to open the form:

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Install extensions

To install SQL fragments you can use the Extensions entry. Click the action button to easily deploy extensions.

There are countless extensions inside the default repository which can be used:

Extensions

By default, the CYBERTEC repository for CYPEX is enabled. However, you can easily add more repositories as needed. For more information, see the section on Storage Repositories.

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