If you determine that a workspace is no longer necessary, you have the option to permanently remove it from your settings. Deleting a workspace will delete all the bases and data associated with it.
If you determine that a workspace is no longer necessary, you have the option to permanently remove it from your settings. Deleting a workspace will delete all the bases and data associated with it.
@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ To duplicate a base, you can follow these straightforward steps:
If you determine that a base is no longer necessary, you have the option to permanently remove it from your workspace. Deleting a base will delete all the tables and data associated with it.
If you determine that a base is no longer necessary, you have the option to permanently remove it from your workspace. Deleting a base will delete all the tables and data associated with it.
| **NOW** | `NOW()` | `NOW()` | 2022-05-19 17:20:43 | Returns the current time and day |
| **NOW** | `NOW()` | `NOW()` | 2022-05-19 17:20:43 | Returns the current time and day |
| | `IF(NOW() < {DATE_COL}, "true", "false")` | `IF(NOW() < date, "true", "false")` | If current date is less than {DATE_COL}, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. |
| | `IF(NOW() < {DATE_COL}`, "true", "false")` | `IF(NOW() < date, "true", "false")` | If current date is less than `{DATE_COL}`, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. |
| **DATEADD** | `DATEADD(date \| datetime, value, ["day" \| "week" \| "month" \| "year"])` | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'day')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14. The result is 2022-03-15. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'day')` |
| **DATEADD** | `DATEADD(date \| datetime, value, ["day" \| "week" \| "month" \| "year"])` | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'day')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14. The result is 2022-03-15. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'day')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'week')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-03-21 03:14. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'week')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'week')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-03-21 03:14. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'week')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'month')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-04-14 03:14. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'month')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'month')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-04-14 03:14. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'month')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'year')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2023-03-14 03:14. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'year')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'year')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2023-03-14 03:14. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'year')` |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than {DATE_COL} plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than `{DATE_COL}` plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than {DATE_COL} plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than `{DATE_COL}` plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime fields and negative values are supported. |
| **DATETIME_DIFF** | `DATETIME_DIFF(date, date, ["milliseconds" \| "ms" \| "seconds" \| "s" \| "minutes" \| "m" \| "hours" \| "h" \| "days" \| "d" \| "weeks" \| "w" \| "months" \| "M" \| "quarters" \| "Q" \| "years" \| "y"])` | `DATETIME_DIFF("2022/10/14", "2022/10/15", "second")` | Supposing {DATE_COL_1} is 2017-08-25 and {DATE_COL_2} is 2011-08-25. The result is 86400. | Compares two dates and returns the difference in the unit specified. Positive integers indicate the second date being in the past compared to the first and vice versa for negative ones. |
| **DATETIME_DIFF** | `DATETIME_DIFF(date, date, ["milliseconds" \| "ms" \| "seconds" \| "s" \| "minutes" \| "m" \| "hours" \| "h" \| "days" \| "d" \| "weeks" \| "w" \| "months" \| "M" \| "quarters" \| "Q" \| "years" \| "y"])` | `DATETIME_DIFF("2022/10/14", "2022/10/15", "second")` | Supposing `{DATE_COL_1}` is 2017-08-25 and `{DATE_COL_2}` is 2011-08-25. The result is 86400. | Compares two dates and returns the difference in the unit specified. Positive integers indicate the second date being in the past compared to the first and vice versa for negative ones. |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
| **WEEKDAY** | `WEEKDAY(date, [startDayOfWeek])` | `WEEKDAY(NOW())` | If today is Monday, it returns 0 | Returns the day of the week as an integer between 0 and 6 inclusive starting from Monday by default. You can optionally change the start day of the week by specifying in the second argument |
| **WEEKDAY** | `WEEKDAY(date, [startDayOfWeek])` | `WEEKDAY(NOW())` | If today is Monday, it returns 0 | Returns the day of the week as an integer between 0 and 6 inclusive starting from Monday by default. You can optionally change the start day of the week by specifying in the second argument |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Form view builder layout can be divided into 3 sections:
## Form View Operations
## Form View Operations
### Add Form Title & Description
### Add Form Title & Description
In the **Form View** area, click on in input boxes provided for **Title**<1>&**Description**<2> to add/update title & description to the form.
In the **Form View** area, click on in input boxes provided for **Title**{"<"}1{">"} &**Description** {"<"}2{">"} to add/update title & description to the form.
@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ To add a field to the form, either
- Click on the field in the **Fields Area** to add it to the end of the **Form Area**
- Click on the field in the **Fields Area** to add it to the end of the **Form Area**
### Change field label & help-text
### Change field label & help-text
To change the field label displayed on the form & add help-text, click on the field in the **Form Area** and update the values in the input boxes provided for **Label**<1>&**Help Text**<2>.
To change the field label displayed on the form & add help-text, click on the field in the **Form Area** and update the values in the input boxes provided for **Label**{"<"}1{">"} &**Help Text** {"<"}2{">"}.
@ -137,13 +137,13 @@ When a non-draft Pull Request is created, reopened or synchronized, a timely bui
- `packages/nc-plugin/**`
- `packages/nc-plugin/**`
- `packages/nocodb/**`
- `packages/nocodb/**`
The docker images will be built and pushed to Docker Hub (See [nocodb/nocodb-timely](https://hub.docker.com/r/nocodb/nocodb-timely/tags) for the full list). Once the image is ready, Github bot will add a comment with the command in the pull request. The tag would be `<NOCODB_CURRENT_VERSION>-pr-<PR_NUMBER>-<YYYYMMDD>-<HHMM>`.
The docker images will be built and pushed to Docker Hub (See [nocodb/nocodb-timely](https://hub.docker.com/r/nocodb/nocodb-timely/tags) for the full list). Once the image is ready, GitHub bot will add a comment with the command in the pull request. The tag would be `<NOCODB_CURRENT_VERSION>-pr-<PR_NUMBER>-<YYYYMMDD>-<HHMM>`.
Similarly, we provide a timely build for executables for non-docker users. The source code will be built, packaged as binary files, and pushed to Github (See [nocodb/nocodb-timely](https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb-timely/releases) for the full list).
Similarly, we provide a timely build for executables for non-docker users. The source code will be built, packaged as binary files, and pushed to GitHub (See [nocodb/nocodb-timely](https://github.com/nocodb/nocodb-timely/releases) for the full list).
Currently, we only support the following targets:
Currently, we only support the following targets:
@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ Currently, we only support the following targets:
- `node16-macos-x64`
- `node16-macos-x64`
- `node16-win-x64`
- `node16-win-x64`
Once the executables are ready, Github bot will add a comment with the commands in the pull request.
Once the executables are ready, GitHub bot will add a comment with the commands in the pull request.
| **NOW** | `NOW()` | `NOW()` | 2022-05-19 17:20:43 | Returns the current time and day |
| **NOW** | `NOW()` | `NOW()` | 2022-05-19 17:20:43 | Returns the current time and day |
| | `IF(NOW() < {DATE_COL}, "true", "false")` | `IF(NOW() < date, "true", "false")` | If current date is less than {DATE_COL}, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. |
| | `IF(NOW() < {DATE_COL}, "true", "false")` | `IF(NOW() < date, "true", "false")` | If current date is less than `{DATE_COL}`, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. |
| **DATEADD** | `DATEADD(date \| datetime, value, ["day" \| "week" \| "month" \| "year"])` | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'day')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14. The result is 2022-03-15. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'day')` |
| **DATEADD** | `DATEADD(date \| datetime, value, ["day" \| "week" \| "month" \| "year"])` | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'day')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14. The result is 2022-03-15. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'day')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'week')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-03-21 03:14. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'week')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'week')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-03-21 03:14. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'week')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'month')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-04-14 03:14. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'month')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'month')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2022-04-14 03:14. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'month')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'year')` | Supposing {DATE_COL} is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2023-03-14 03:14. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'year')` |
| | | `DATEADD(date, 1, 'year')` | Supposing `{DATE_COL}` is 2022-03-14 03:14. The result is 2023-03-14 03:14. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. Example: `DATEADD(DATE_TIME_COL, -1, 'year')` |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than {DATE_COL} plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than `{DATE_COL}` plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than {DATE_COL} plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. |
| | | `IF(NOW() < DATEADD(date,10,'day'), "true", "false")` | If the current date is less than `{DATE_COL}` plus 10 days, it returns true. Otherwise, it returns false. | DateTime columns and negative values are supported. |
| **DATETIME_DIFF** | `DATETIME_DIFF(date, date, ["milliseconds" \| "ms" \| "seconds" \| "s" \| "minutes" \| "m" \| "hours" \| "h" \| "days" \| "d" \| "weeks" \| "w" \| "months" \| "M" \| "quarters" \| "Q" \| "years" \| "y"])` | `DATETIME_DIFF("2022/10/14", "2022/10/15", "second")` | Supposing {DATE_COL_1} is 2017-08-25 and {DATE_COL_2} is 2011-08-25. The result is 86400. | Compares two dates and returns the difference in the unit specified. Positive integers indicate the second date being in the past compared to the first and vice versa for negative ones. |
| **DATETIME_DIFF** | `DATETIME_DIFF(date, date, ["milliseconds" \| "ms" \| "seconds" \| "s" \| "minutes" \| "m" \| "hours" \| "h" \| "days" \| "d" \| "weeks" \| "w" \| "months" \| "M" \| "quarters" \| "Q" \| "years" \| "y"])` | `DATETIME_DIFF("2022/10/14", "2022/10/15", "second")` | Supposing `{DATE_COL_1}` is 2017-08-25 and `{DATE_COL_2}` is 2011-08-25. The result is 86400. | Compares two dates and returns the difference in the unit specified. Positive integers indicate the second date being in the past compared to the first and vice versa for negative ones. |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
| **WEEKDAY** | `WEEKDAY(date, [startDayOfWeek])` | `WEEKDAY(NOW())` | If today is Monday, it returns 0 | Returns the day of the week as an integer between 0 and 6 inclusive starting from Monday by default. You can optionally change the start day of the week by specifying in the second argument |
| **WEEKDAY** | `WEEKDAY(date, [startDayOfWeek])` | `WEEKDAY(NOW())` | If today is Monday, it returns 0 | Returns the day of the week as an integer between 0 and 6 inclusive starting from Monday by default. You can optionally change the start day of the week by specifying in the second argument |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
| | | `WEEKDAY(NOW(), "sunday")` | If today is Monday, it returns 1 | Get the week day of NOW() with the first day set as sunday |
@ -84,17 +84,17 @@ The current row data and other details will be available in the hooks payload so
For a table with column names (id, title, created_at, updated_at).
For a table with column names (id, title, created_at, updated_at).
For INSERT/ UPDATE based triggers, use following handlebars to access corresponding **data** fields.
For INSERT/ UPDATE based triggers, use following handlebars to access corresponding **data** fields.
- {{ **data**.id }}
- `{{ **data**.id }}`
- {{ **data**.title }}
- `{{ **data**.title }}`
- {{ **data**.created_at }}
- `{{ **data**.created_at }}`
- {{ **data**.updated_at }}
- `{{ **data**.updated_at }}`
Note that, for Update trigger - all the fields in the ROW will be accessible, not just the field updated.
Note that, for Update trigger - all the fields in the ROW will be accessible, not just the field updated.
For DELETE based triggers, **only** {{ data.id }} is accessible representing ID of the column deleted.
For DELETE based triggers, **only**`{{ data.id }}` is accessible representing ID of the column deleted.
### JSON format
### JSON format
Use {{ json data }} to dump complete data & user information available in JSON format
Use `{{ json data }}` to dump complete data & user information available in JSON format
### Additional references:
### Additional references:
@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ Detailed procedure for discord webhook described [here](https://support.discord.
- **Select Discord Channels**: Select from the drop down list, channel name configured in Step (2). Please click on 'Reload' if drop down list is empty.
- **Select Discord Channels**: Select from the drop down list, channel name configured in Step (2). Please click on 'Reload' if drop down list is empty.
- **Body**: Message to be posted over Discord channel, via webhooks on trigger of configured event.
- **Body**: Message to be posted over Discord channel, via webhooks on trigger of configured event.
- Body can contain plain text &
- Body can contain plain text &
- Handlebars {{ }}
- Handlebars `{{ }}`
## Slack
## Slack
@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ Detailed procedure for discord webhook described [here](https://support.discord.
### 3. Configure
### 3. Configure
- Open project and choose a table.
- Open project and choose a table.
- Click 'More' > 'Webhooks'.
- Click 'More' {">"} 'Webhooks'.
- Click 'Create webhook'
- Click 'Create webhook'
- Configure webhook
- Configure webhook
- **Title**: Name of your choice to identify this Webhook.
- **Title**: Name of your choice to identify this Webhook.
@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ Detailed procedure for discord webhook described [here](https://support.discord.
- **Select Teams Channels**: Select from the drop down list, channel name configured in Step (2). Please click on 'Reload' if drop down list is empty.
- **Select Teams Channels**: Select from the drop down list, channel name configured in Step (2). Please click on 'Reload' if drop down list is empty.
- **Body**: Message to be posted over Teams channel, via webhooks on trigger of configured event.
- **Body**: Message to be posted over Teams channel, via webhooks on trigger of configured event.
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