This guide demonstrates how to set up a simple order system in Bosbec and expose its data through an API.
This guide will walk you through the process of building your own API using Bosbec Workflows. The chapters below include practical, step-by-step examples that demonstrate how to build workflows…
In this guide, we’ll create an endpoint that lets you delete a unit based on a specified unit ID using the DELETE method. The below is an example of the request used to call the API.
At first, the user interface of the Workflow Builder is relatively minimal, but there are many elements that can be opened and may need an introduction. This section aims to show the different…
In this guide, we’ll create an endpoint that returns found unit data in an array. The below is an example of the request used to call the API.
Getting started with a new platform to solve a problem can be challenging, and it is understandable if you are unsure where to begin, which concepts are important, or how the different systems fit…
This guide demonstrates how to build your own web interfaces using Bosbec authentication and data stored in your Bosbec account.
In this guide, we’ll create an endpoint that creates a unit based on the body of a POST request. The below is an example of the request used to call the API.
This series of articles guides you through a structured approach to building a simple web tool using Bosbec and AI. In this example, we will create a basic to-do list application, but the…
In the previous step, we created a project description for our to-do web tool. As part of that process, we identified the functions the application needs. The next step is to set up the…
Now that everything is prepared, the next step is to generate the code. Start by writing something like “Set up the required files.” Copilot will then create the necessary files based on the…
After defining the problem, identifying the requirements, and building the API functions based on those requirements, we are now ready to move on to preparing the project in your IDE.