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APIs Custom Code and Third-party Libraries Support

By default, custom code for APIs does not support importing third-party libraries. The custom code includes built-in standard Node.js libraries as well as node-fetch, request, @cloudbase/node-sdk, and their related dependency libraries. These built-in libraries can be referenced via require and used in the code.

Getting the Mini Program Configuration File in WeDa

On the Cloud Development platform interface, click the Code Editor in the bottom navigation bar to go to the local code editing page. For details, please refer to How to Modify the Mini Program Global Configuration File in WeDa

How are cloud storage and database deletions synchronized in Cloud Development?

In Cloud Development, if you encounter the situation where image files in cloud storage remain preserved after deleting database data, the common practice is to store the corresponding cloud storage file ID along with the data. This allows you to delete the associated cloud storage files simultaneously when deleting the database records.

How to Develop an AI Mini Program

Cloud Development AI+ provides the capability to build AI Mini Programs. Below are the steps and reference resources for developing an AI Mini Program:

How to Generate an Admin Console Based on a Data Model

Go to the Cloud Development Platform, navigate to Cloud Database - Data Model, select the required model, click the Generate Application button in the upper right corner, and you will be redirected to the Visual Development Editor. There, you can generate different types of admin backend applications based on various scenarios (CRUD, list, form addition, graphic card, graphic list, standard list).

How to Include npm Dependencies When Publishing a Custom Component?

While developing custom components and using npm packages, these dependencies are automatically packaged and uploaded to the Cloud Development platform when you execute the tcb lowcode publish command to deploy the component library. You do not need to perform any special manual operations to ensure npm packages are included.

What does "env status is isolated" mean?

The environment status showing as "Isolated" (isolated) typically indicates that your Cloud Development environment has been quarantined due to certain reasons. This may be caused by environment expiration, account arrears, or other factors. To resolve this issue, you need to: