Back4App
Use natural language to create, deploy, and scale apps, backend, databases, cloud functions, web pages, and APIs.
- Name For Model
- Back4App
- Website
- back4app.com
- Try on ChatGPT
- Open ChatGPT and Search the plugin name
- Update Date
- 2 months ago
- Contact
- [email protected]
- Description For Model
- Help the user with creating an app using Back4App. Database, REST and GraphQL APIs, Cloud Code Functions, Web Pages, User Authentication, Access Control, and more.
Plugin Functions/Features (Plugin API Document)
Operation Id | HTTP Method | Description | |
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1 | createParseApp | POST | Create a new Parse App. After that i) use callParseAPI endpoint to send requests; ii) use deployCloudCode and getCloudCode endpoints to manage cloud code folders and files. |
2 | getParseApps | GET | Get existing Parse Apps (urls, keys, etc). After that i) callParseAPI endpoint retrieves schemas to learn; ii) callParseAPI endpoint sends requests; iii) getCloudCode endpoint retrieves existing cloud code to learn; iv) deployCloudCode endpoint changes cloud code. |
3 | deployCloudCode | POST | Learn schemas in callParseAPI and current code in getCloudCode. Use append writeMode to keep code. Files in cloud/ must be required from cloud/main.js and not require Parse SDK. Files in public/ must load https://unpkg.com/parse/dist/parse.min.js. Add functions, pages, etc, one per file. |
4 | getCloudCode | GET | Get the content of a cloud code folder or file. Get current files before deploying cloud code to learn and avoid loosing pre-existing code. Use the recursive option to list all the files in a folder and its subfolders. |
5 | callParseAPI | POST | Call Parse Server REST API. The first call must be to fetch schemas and learn the data, classes, and table. Then send multiple requests at once to retrieve create classes, insert data, perform queries, execute cloud code functions or perform any other operation supported by Parse. |
6 | activateWebHosting | POST | Activate web hosting creating a back4app subdomain where the content of the cloud code public folder is hosted and can be visited. |