GreenMachine01
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1 year ago From ChatGPT:
Custom Attributes on Entities and Fields Custom attributes are a powerful feature that provides you with the flexibility to add additional metadata or functionality to your entities and fields. They allow for a higher level of customization and control, enabling you to tailor the behavior of your entities and fields to best fit your specific needs.
Adding Custom Attributes to Entities You can add custom attributes to entities by using a simple command format: '@@command([parameters])'.
In this command, replace 'command' with the operation you wish to perform (e.g., 'map'), and 'parameters' with the parameters required for your chosen operation.
For example, if you wanted to create a mapping for an entity named 'users', your command would look like this: '@@map('users')'.
Adding Custom Attributes to Fields Similarly, you can also add custom attributes to fields using a similar command format: '@command([parameters])'.
In this format, replace 'command' with your desired operation (e.g., 'index'), and 'parameters' with the appropriate parameters for that operation.
As an example, if you wanted to index a field named 'username', you would use the following command: '@index('username')'.
Notes
- Remember that custom attribute commands are case-sensitive.
- Ensure your parameters are correctly formatted. For instance, if your operation requires multiple parameters, they should be enclosed in brackets and separated by commas. (example: '([parameter1, parameter2, ...])')
Custom attributes offer an efficient and effective way to enhance your data structure, enabling you to optimize the way you manage, search, and interact with your data. With this feature, you can build systems that are more streamlined, adaptable, and aligned with your unique needs.
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https://github.com/amplication/amplication/issues/5989 https://github.com/amplication/amplication/issues/5990