👉 Continue with the Quickstart guide to setup and run your first refine project. Join our Guest Technical Writer Program and become a blog writer for refine.Join the GitHub Discussions to ask anything about the refine project or give feedback we would love to hear your thoughts!.It is also the fastest as all questions are usually answered in around 30 minutes. Join the Discord community! It is the easiest way to get help and ask questions to the developers and other users.Refine has a very friendly community and we are always happy to help you get started: Hi there, Im receiving the following error when attempting to register a webhook via curl to notify when there is a new entry in a table. ⌛️ Built-in CLI with time-saving features ⚡ Out-of-the-box support for live / real-time applications
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🔀 Advanced routing with any router library of your choice ⚛ Perfect state management & mutations with React Query 🔍 Auto-generation of CRUD UIs based on your API data structure 🔌 Connectors for 15+ backend services including REST API, GraphQL, NestJs CRUD, Airtable, Strapi, Strapi v4, Strapi GraphQL, Supabase, Hasura, Appwrite, Firebase and Directus. ⚙️ Zero-config, one-minute setup with a single CLI command Thanks to the built-in SSR support, refine can also power customer-facing applications like storefronts. Refine shines when it comes to data-intensive applications like admin panels, dashboards and internal tools. Refine also ships with ready-made integrations for Ant Design System, Material UI, Mantine, and Chakra UI for convenience.Īll in all, refine just works seamlessly with any custom designs or UI frameworks. They are all decoupled from your UI components and business logic, so they never keep you from customizing your UI or coding your own flow. Instead of being a limited set of pre-styled components, refine is a collection of helper hooks, components and providers. Refine is headless by design, offering unlimited styling and customization options. It eliminates the repetitive tasks demanded by CRUD operations and provides industry standard solutions for critical parts of a project like authentication, access control, routing, networking, state management and i18n. Very interested to see if other people have some obvious use cases for this.Refine is a React-based framework that enables rapid development of web applications. And it seems to be a solidly made and well-styled app. Similar to how I might pull a client's db backup and load it into Microsoft's SSMS management app.īut hey, maybe that's in the roadmap! And, even if not, it's still a great utility all on its own. That way, I could implement the library in my frontend app to store data, and then use the sqlite files that can be exported to load into your Undb app to inspect them (I'm thinking for, say, error debugging or whatever). With that in mind, I'd be much more interested in a clean library that abstracts sqlite data access, but stores it in the same format. sqlite file that would be available without having to do a custom "Database Export". If, for nothing else, for the exportable. I've been in the midst of developing my own frontend (SPA/PWA) data storage solution, using IndexedDB (and the Dexie library), so I've been watching all of the recent announcements about the wasm-sqlite implementations and wondering if I should probably just switch over to that. This is pretty cool! I'm not sure what I would use it for, but it seems like it's definitely useful. That's probably unrealistic, but I don't know if there's a ton of value in an open core solution over just using Airtable or Notion if some of the best bits are closed anyway and the fully closed alternatives are more polished and straightforward.
I would love to see a project of this sort that's actually trying to be truly community driven. Single-vendor open core (SVOC) can move quickly but it tends to degrade and disappoint over time. Hard to say - it looks like there's 6 contributors currently and there's not much info I could find by way of governance or company info to determine where they want to go. Undb might be a more community driven project over time. NocoDB is neat, but looks like it's a single vendor-driven project that could go open core or die altogether if funding dries up.īaserow also looks good, but already appears to be open core and another single-vendor project. I love the idea of an Airtable/Notion open source alternative, but I haven't seen any projects yet that look like a solid long-term bet.
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