📄️ Getting Started with Apps
Apps are services and products that can be integrated into your platform to provide additional functionality. Each app is expected to contain a collection of actions that offer specific units of functionality for your product.
📄️ Initialize App Builder
To work with apps and services, start by using the App Builder interface to initialize the app you created in the previous step.
📄️ Managing an App
Creating an App
📄️ Environments Setup
Ductape allows you to provision apps and services in multiple environments. For example, a single application can have production, staging, and development environments.
📄️ Importing Actions
To get started, you need to import your app actions. Actions are individual endpoints that perform specific functions (e.g., sending money from one user to another). You can import your actions from existing API documentation from the following sources:
📄️ Managing Actions
After importing Actions, ductape allows you to update and fetch actions using the ductape.app.actions interface
📄️ Authentication Setup
Ductape allows you to set up various authentication rules for users or systems that need to access your application. Authentication setup in Ductape is flexible, supporting both credential-based and token-based authentication methods.
📄️ Constants And Variables
Ductape provides interfaces for managing the constants and variables being used in your service.
📄️ Data Validation
In Ductape, you can update the validation rules for different input data points for actions in your application. These rules ensure data consistency and integrity across your app.
🗃️ Webhooks
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