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Create an app
Explore the interface
Read and write data
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Work with data
Work with components
Field types & types recognition
Generators for CRUD operations
Data sources
Data sources
Connecting local database via ngrok
SSH Tunneling
Workspace management
Workspace settings and user permissions
Audit logs
Development history
Release Management
Environments
How Tos
Modify components with CSS
localStorage and state variable
Add navigation to application
Load user specific data with {{user.email}} variable
Read query params from URL
Use external JS libraries
Generate PDF document
CSV import
CSV export
Uploading the files
Display files from Google Drive and Dropbox
Implement advanced validation
Select multiple table rows
On-premise
UI Bakery on-premise
Updating on-premise version
Environmental variables
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Environments
Environments allow you to use development/staging databases while building and testing your applications without any risks of messing up with the data and breaking your production environment. In UI Bakery, you can configure development, staging and production environments.
Environments are available on Team and Enterprise plans

Configuring environments

To configure the environments for your data source, navigate to the Data sources tab, choose your data source and activate the Enable environments toggle.
Enable environments toggle
Specify the details of your dev, staging and production data sources. If you don't need a staging or production environment, you can disable them by deactivating the toggle:
If one of the environments will not be configured, the system will use default environment

Switching between the environments

Default environment

All development is done on a default (dev) environment. Before pushing your changes to a staging environment, you can first check them on the default environment. Click Finish editing and you'll be redirected to the preview of your application on a default environment.

Staging environment

As soon as you are ready to push your changes to the staging environment, click the Deployment button, specify the details of the release and tick the staging environment. Click Deploy to send the changes. To access the app on a staging environment, you can either use the link from the Deployment tab, or access it through the organization menu.

Production environment

Once your app has been tested and can be published, deploy the application to production. To access the production environment, use the link from the Deployment tab or switch to the production environment from the organization menu.
You can find out more about release management in UI Bakery here:
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Configuring environments
Switching between the environments