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Hypi Documentation

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https://hypi.ai

A low-code platform for building data-driven applications. Documentation covers Hypi Tink's widget library (including Scaffold, Flex, and ListView), MekaDB's DDL and SELECT syntax, REST APIs, and guides for creating React TypeScript apps using the Hypi CLI.

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What's inside Hypi

  1. Overview of Hypi Tink App Designer

    The App Designer is the primary development board in Hypi Tink. It allows users to create a User Interface (UI), implement application functionalities, and connect the frontend to a backend without writing code. It features drag-and-drop capabilities designed for citizen developers to accelerate the process of building and deploying applications to the Marketplace.

  2. Overview of Hypi Low-Code Platform

    Hypi is a low-code backend-as-a-service (BaaS) platform used to develop scalable, data-driven applications. It provides reusable building blocks and leverages serverless computing, allowing developers to deploy code and populate front-ends with data without managing the underlying infrastructure. It is suitable for building high-scale systems such as messaging platforms (e.g., WhatsApp), social media applications (e.g., Facebook), data-driven mobile apps, and payment systems.

  3. Overview of Hypi.ai Low-Code/No-Code Platform

    Hypi.ai is an AI-powered low-code and no-code platform designed to help SMEs and developers build production-ready web, mobile, and desktop applications rapidly. The platform aims to democratize software development by reducing the time and cost associated with building and scaling business products. Key features include a drag-and-drop editor, storyboards, and AI-driven tools that simplify complex programming tasks and automate workflows.

  4. Overview of ArcQL

    ArcQL is a SQL-like query language used in the Hypi platform as a filter to select data for processing. It is typically used as an argument within query functions such as find in GraphQL to filter records based on specific criteria.

  5. Overview of the Hypi platform

    Hypi is a low-code, serverless development platform and marketplace designed for building and sharing scalable, data-driven applications. It features an "instance CRUD" service that allows developers to generate a cloud backend instantly. The platform handles hosting and management of apps after launch, enabling developers to focus on initial development and potentially earn revenue through the Hypi marketplace.

  6. Overview of Hypi Tink no-code platform

    Hypi Tink is a visual, no-code programming tool designed to simplify application creation. It provides end-to-end support for designing user interfaces and building robust backends, emphasizing a visual pathway to accelerate development through reuse.

  7. Overview of Hypi AI Agentic Workflow Engine

    Hypi AI is an agentic workflow engine that transforms tasks into self-adaptive, resilient graphs of logic, conditions, and tools. It utilizes message-centric orchestration and self-healing DAG-based execution. The engine supports LLM-native planning with interpretable logic and is designed for WASM-first deployment, allowing it to run in the browser, at the edge, or in serverless environments.

  8. Overview of Hypi Core built-in data types

    The Core system app is a built-in dependency in Hypi that provides a set of common, pre-defined data types required for most applications. It is automatically available on the left side of the User Interface and does not need to be added manually.

  9. Arrange child widgets using the Flex widget

    The Flex widget allows you to place multiple child widgets in either a horizontal or vertical array. It is used when you need flexibility in choosing the main axis direction. If the direction is known and fixed, use the Row widget (for horizontal) or Column widget (for vertical) instead.

  10. Text Field widget overview

    The Text Field is a basic widget used to accept and process user inputs via hardware or onscreen keyboards. Common use cases include edit boxes for usernames, passwords, and general form fields.

  11. Understand Hypi application deployment concepts

    In the Hypi platform, an App is the primary building block deployed to the client application, encompassing all implemented functionalities. A Release represents a specific version of the app used across different stages of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). An Instance is an isolated copy of the app; data created in one instance is not accessible from another by default, and a single release may have multiple instances.

  12. Implement backward navigation with the Back Button widget

    The Back Button widget is used to implement backward navigation within an application. It features a standard back arrow icon and allows developers to customize the arrow's color and define the action that occurs when the button is pressed.