Hatthi

Here you have control of the main settings of your project.

You can set the project in maintenance mode and change the project's name .

The three icons on the right allow you to define the poject's behavior:

• Do you want users to be able to login and register?
• Do you want users to have roles and permission to access sections of your project?
• Is your project intended to act as an Api backend without any UI?

Next you may set the timezone used across the project.

Finally you can disable or delete the project.

Select a logo and an optional description for your project.

This section allows you to control your project's basic url settings.

You can set the base url and add subdomains managed by the project.

Adding subdomains is as easy as clicking on the add domain button (), inserting the domain name and confirming the action.

After adding one or more subdomains you can delete each of them by clicking the delete domain button () and confirming the action.

Choose if your project should have an api dedicated endpoint.

After enabling an api dedicated endpoint, you can choose if it should be formed by adding a prefix to the base url of the project or using one of the optionally defined subdomains.

If you want your api responses to wrap the output data, check the icon and optionally set a name for the wrapping key.

Choose if your project should have an administration panel.

After enabling an administration panel, you can choose if it should be formed by adding a prefix to the base url of the project or using one of the optionally defined subdomains.

Here you find settings for the frontend part of your project.

Select the frontend library you want the code to be generated in (Coming soon...).

To be able to correctly generate assets urls, you need to specify which disk url to use.

The project's localizations can be managed on the right side.

To add a language, just click on the plus button () and select from the list.

Choose the default locale by clicking on the corresponding flag image. The default language is highlighted with the color  .

Locales can be deleted by clicking on the delete button () on the right of each language.

Here you can add the fonts you want to use in your project's pages.

By clicking on the plus button() you will be able to choose from a variety of fonts, browser defaults and Google Fonts™.

Here you can add the conlors you want to use in your project's pages.

By clicking on the plus button() a color picker will appear and let you chose the desired color.

You can optionally choose to also bind a repository or FTP server to publish the generated code.

Select the type of publishing target.

Choosing a repository will let you define the repository url, the username and password for connecting to the repository and select the branch you want to use for publishing

For the FTP server opption you will have to specify the host, port, username and password and optionally a home folder to connect to the server for publishing.