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Introduction
The property store is a data repository in PIPEFORCE to save all your customization and application data. You can upload, download and delete resources from the property store using pipeline commands or the online low-code workbench. Required license:
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What is the Property Store and a Property?
The property strore is a built-in object database provided by PIPEFORCE where you can save configurations, custom values or application data.
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What is a Property?
Each entry stored in the property store is called a property and . It has a unique key.
Properties in the property store are structured in an hierarchical way whereas the key of a property is also its path in the tree structure. Here is an example of such a key of a property:
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This will show you all available property.* pipeline commands and their description in the terminal.Another possibility terminal.
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and go to Commands (replace NAMESPACE by your real namespace). In the search box type-in property.
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This will list all available commands to manage properties in the property store. Click on such a command to get details about it or to execute it online.
If you want to manage the property store from your local command line, you can call any of these commands also using the CLI:
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See Command Line Interface (CLI) for more details about using the CLIsuch a command to get details about it or to execute it online.
Create a new property
To create a new property, you need to use the command property.schema.put.
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Note: The property must already exist before you set its value using. So use property.schema.put to define the property and then property.put to set its value.
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Each property name corresponds with the name of the pipeline and contains as value the pipeline configuration. For example:
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See here how to setup such a customization workspace: Local Low-Code Workspace
See here for a getting started guide how to setup the CLI and use the local workspace: https://logabit.atlassian.netnull/pages/createpage.action?spaceKey=DEVEX&title=Getting%20Started%20-%20Basics&linkCreation=true&fromPageId=988807265 .
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