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==About==
==About==
This will eventually be a guide to all the pieces of Ferreteria and how they work together. For now, I'm taking notes as I find myself trying to re-figure out how to use my own code, so that I won't need to spend so much time figuring it out in the future.
Ferreteria is a pretty damn complicated place, but it's actually pretty easy to get it to do what you want; you just have to know where to go and what to say.
==Application Framework==
 
* [[/db]]: database access
* '''I/O''':
** [[/browser]]: interacting with the web browser
** [[/events]]: writing (and sometimes reading) the event log
* '''DB''' - database operations:
** [[/SQO]]: structured query objects (TODO: move to /db/SQO
** [[/db/records]]
==Outdated==
These guides were written in 2015 and 2016; much has changed since then, so they need to be reviewed for accuracy (or, in some cases, to see if there's anything at all left that's still correct and can be re-used).
===Application Framework===
* [[/db]]: database access (this has since been split into v1 (legacy, probably no longer working) and v2
* [[/forms]]
* [[/forms]]
* [[/login]]
* [[/login]]
* [[/menus]]
* [[/menus]]
* [[/pages]]
* [[/pages]]
==Utility Classes==
===Utility Classes===
* [[/tree]]
* [[/tree]]

Latest revision as of 16:45, 22 May 2022

About

Ferreteria is a pretty damn complicated place, but it's actually pretty easy to get it to do what you want; you just have to know where to go and what to say.

  • I/O:
    • /browser: interacting with the web browser
    • /events: writing (and sometimes reading) the event log
  • DB - database operations:

Outdated

These guides were written in 2015 and 2016; much has changed since then, so they need to be reviewed for accuracy (or, in some cases, to see if there's anything at all left that's still correct and can be re-used).

Application Framework

Utility Classes