how-to

This guide shows you how to tell whether Canvas is available in a Space, and what to do when it is not.

This guide shows you how to promote a literal node on a Canvas into a first-class Schema or Experience.

This guide shows you how to bring a file onto a Canvas and turn it into structured content.

This guide shows you how generated content on a Canvas is accepted, and what you can and cannot do with it.

This guide shows you how to let an external system call a Space's App (for example, an Endpoint, see How to Create an Endpoint) with a bearer JWT issued by its own identity provider.

This guide shows you how to expose a published Flow at a custom HTTP method and path (see Custom Endpoints).

This guide shows you how to let a Flow decide an Endpoint's response (see Custom Endpoints): redirect the caller, set cookies, or return a status other than the Endpoint's fixed one.

This guide shows you how to make a Bar Chart or Word Cloud show counts or totals of Records per group, such as Tasks per status or per month, without loading every Record into the page.

This guide shows you how to select more than one block in the Experience designer, change their shared styles in one go, and wrap them in a new Box block.

This guide shows you how to style an Experience for print, generate a PDF in a Flow, and return that PDF to the user as a browser download.

This guide shows you how to publish an Experience in Ligantic so that it's publicly accessible to end-users.

This guide shows you how to make a block query return rows of chosen fields, totals and linked Records, read in one request: for example, every Stage in its order, with the total value of its Opportunities and the Opportunities themselves listed under it.

This guide shows you how to lay a Flow out left to right instead of top to bottom, turn some of its nodes the other way, and choose the direction new Flows start in.

This guide shows you what to do when the Flow editor says some connections can't be saved.

This guide shows you how to open the relationship map, which shows the Records in a Space and how they link to each other.

This guide shows you how to add a column that summarises each Record's related Records, such as the number of items in each release or the total points of its items, to a Schema view or to the Schema's Records table.

This guide shows you how to show a Schema's Records as groups, for example tasks by status, by month, or by the project they are linked to, with a count and totals for each group.

This guide shows you how to change one Schema field, Flow node or edge, or Experience block at a time, instead of sending a whole configuration.

List endpoints in the Ligantic API are paginated. You control limit, offset, and cursor directly.

This guide shows you how to trigger a Flow from a non-interactive job (a CI pipeline, a cron job, a serverless function) and wait for it to finish, using either the SDK or the CLI.

This guide shows you how to create and inspect Records from the command line. A Record is an instance of a Schema — the business data a Space holds.

This guide shows you how to drive ligantic from a non-interactive script or CI job: provide the API key without a prompt, select a Space, and consume JSON output.

This guide shows you how to configure a Ligantic Space so that its Experiences can be accessed by the public (unauthenticated users).

This guide shows you how to create a Schema in Studio.

This guide shows you how to reach the Space integrations settings area and how the available integration sections are exposed in the UI.