Properties
Root
App ID - It should be prefixed with
appx_ for private apps and app_ for public apps. It should be unique across all apps. Your app ID can only contain letters & numbers. Example: appx_myapp123.App name - The name of your app. Example:
My App.Homepage - The URL of your app’s homepage of your own documentation. Example:
https://myapp.com.Author - The name of the author of the app. Example:
ACME Organization.Icon URL - The URL of the icon of your app. Example:
https://myapp.com/icon.png.Short description - A short description of your app. Example:
My App is a great app that does great things.Description - A detailed description of your app. Example:
My App is a great app that does great things. It's the best app ever!.Version - The version of your app. Example:
1.0.0.UI endpoint - The URL of your app’s UI that will be embedded as an
iframe in the Ridiam Console. Example: https://myapp.com.Webhook endpoint - The URL of your app’s webhook endpoint. Example:
https://myapp.com/api/webhooks.Tasks - An array of tasks that your app can perform. See Task properties for more details.
Data hooks - An array of data hooks that your app can listen to.See Data hook properties for more details.
SQL access - An object containing your app’s SQL access. See SQL access properties for more details.
Extra columns - An array of extra columns that your app can add to the user table. See Extra column properties for more details.
App tables - An array of extra tables that your app can add to the database. See App table properties for more details.
Cube schemas - A object containing your app tables Cube schemas. See Cube schemas properties for more details.
Task
Task ID - The ID of the task, prefixed by your app ID. Example:
appx_myapp123_task_1.Task name - The name of the task. Example:
Task 1.Task description - A description of the task. Example:
Example of task.Is cron - Whether the task is a periodic cron job. Example:
true.Minutes interval - The interval in minutes for the cron job. Example:
720.On multiple exec - What to do when the task is executed multiple times concurently. Values:
allow, discard_new, retry_later, abort_existing.Data hook
Data hook ID - The ID of the data hook, prefixed by your app ID. Example:
appx_myapp123_on_create_user.Data hook name - The name of the data hook. Example:
On create.On - When the data hook should be triggered. Values:
on_validation, on_success.For - The kind of data and actions that the data hook should listen to. See Data hook for for more details.
Data hook for
Data kind - The kind of data that the data hook should listen to. Values:
user, segment, order, order_item, cart, cart_item, session, custom_event, pageview, appx_myapp_custom_table…Action - Only for
on_success hooks. The action that the data hook should listen to. Values: create, update. For kind == segment values are exit, enter.SQL access
Predefined queries - An array of predefined SQL queries that your app can perform. See SQL query properties for more details.
Tables permissions - An array of tables that your app can access. See SQL tables permissions for more details.
SQL predefined-query
SQL query ID - The ID of the SQL query, prefixed by your app ID. Example:
appx_myapp123_sql_query_1.SQL query type - The type of the SQL query. Values:
select.SQL query name - The name of the SQL query. Example:
SQL query 1.SQL query description - A description of the SQL query. Example:
Example of predefined SQL query.SQL query - Use
* to get full access or provide the specific query like SELECT * FROM `user` WHERE external_id = ?.Test arguments - An array of test arguments for the SQL query. Example:
["user_123"].SQL tables permissions
Table - The name of the table. Values:
user, segment, order, order_item, cart, cart_item, session, custom_event, pageview, appx_myapp_custom_table…Read - Whether the app can read the table. Example:
true.Write - Whether the app can write to the table. Example:
true.Extra column
Kind - The kind of data that the extra column should be added to. Example:
user, order, order_item, session, pageview, custom_event, cart, cart_item.Columns - An array of columns that should be added to the kind. See Column properties for more details.
App table
Table name - The name of the table prefixed by your app ID. Example:
appx_myapp123_table_1.Table description - A description of the table. Example:
Example of extra table.Shard key - An array of columns that should be used as the shard key. Example:
["user_id"].Unique key - An array of columns that should be used as the unique key. The
unique_key should at least contain all columns defined in shard_key. Example: ["id", "user_id"].Sort key - An array of columns that should be used to store the data in a specific order in the database. Example:
["created_at"].Columns - An array of columns that should be added to the table. See Column properties for more details.
Indexes - An array of indexes that should be added to the table. See Index properties for more details.
Table column
Column name - The name of the column. For extra columns, it should be prefixed by your app ID. Example:
appx_myapp123_column_a.Column type - The type of the column. Values:
boolean, number, date, datetime, timestamp, varchar, longtext, json.Column size - The size of the column. Required for
varchar types. Example: 128.Is required - Whether the column is required when inserting records. Example:
true.Column description - A description of the column. Example:
Example of extra column.Default boolean - The default value for the column. Example:
true.Default number - The default value for the column. Example:
123.Default date - The default value for the column. Example:
2022-01-01.Default datetime - The default value for the column. Example:
2022-01-01T00:00:00Z.Default timestamp - The default value for the column. Example:
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP.Default text - The default value for the column. Example:
Hello world.Default JSON - The default value for the column. Example:
{"key": "value"}.Extra definition - The extra definition for the column. Example:
ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP.Hide in analytics - Whether the column should be hidden in analytics. Example:
true.Table index
Index name - The name of the index. Example:
index_column_varchar.Columns - An array of columns that should be used for the index. Example:
["column_varchar"].