Custom API

EXAMPLE - Creating your custom API is needed if you want to make interactive functions in your sites. API functions are not cached and are also allowed to access query string and form parameters. With API functions you can also write / store data to your Docly site / database. Normal pages can't read from the query string and can only produce a single static output as it is cached in the system.

When users are logging in to your published sites you can either use the internal Docly users and user rights (good for static sites) or create your own custom AUTHORIZE function (mostly only needed in dynamic sites/applications).

How to implement a custom JWT login for your web application, encompassing the creation of a unique login page, the setup of an authentication endpoint, and integration with your user database for seamless and secure user management.

Follow this example to send email from your application.

By the use this API-function and javascript you can automatically hard reload a page if it has been updated on server.

Examples and info on Docly functions to call external WEB APIs (JSON) with POST and GET. IMPORTANT: These functions are only available from the #/API folder.

This example will send an SMS from your Docly JS API to a phonenumber. It requires an account at BulkSMS and credits.