Does this skill handle all Bknd field types?

Yes, it covers text, number, boolean, date, enum (enumm), json, jsonschema, and media fields.

Can I use this for both UI and code-based changes?

Absolutely. It provides step-by-step instructions for the Bknd UI dashboard as well as direct TypeScript schema modifications for version control.

How do I apply schema changes made in the code definition?

Bknd automatically syncs the schema on startup. Simply restart your development server to apply the changes to your database.

Why do I need to use 'enumm' instead of 'enum' in code?

In JavaScript and TypeScript, 'enum' is a reserved word. Bknd uses the 'enumm' import (with a double 'm') to avoid syntax conflicts while defining enumeration fields.

Bknd Entity Field Manager

Name: Bknd Entity Field Manager
Author: cameronapak

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Database Management

Streamlines the process of adding and configuring data fields within Bknd entities using both UI-based and code-first approaches.

About

The bknd-add-field skill provides specialized guidance for extending data models within the Bknd ecosystem. It assists developers in implementing various field types—ranging from standard text and numbers to complex JSON schemas and media attachments—while ensuring best practices like snake_case naming and proper modifier chaining. Whether working through the Bknd UI for quick prototyping or using code for version-controlled schema definitions, this skill ensures type safety, validation consistency, and smooth database synchronization.

Key Features

1 GitHub stars
Guidance for UI-based field creation and database synchronization
Support for all Bknd field types including Text, Number, Date, and Enum
Code-based schema definition with TypeScript type safety
Implementation of advanced fields like JSON, JSON Schema, and Media
Best practices for field modifiers like required, unique, and default values

Use Cases

Extending an existing database schema with new data points
Configuring complex validation rules and JSON schemas for API endpoints
Transitioning from UI-based prototyping to production-ready code definitions

About

Key Features

1 GitHub stars
Guidance for UI-based field creation and database synchronization
Support for all Bknd field types including Text, Number, Date, and Enum
Code-based schema definition with TypeScript type safety
Implementation of advanced fields like JSON, JSON Schema, and Media
Best practices for field modifiers like required, unique, and default values

Use Cases

Extending an existing database schema with new data points
Configuring complex validation rules and JSON schemas for API endpoints
Transitioning from UI-based prototyping to production-ready code definitions