Module Administration
Overview
Modules are the building blocks of your applications. And from time-to-time, your modules might need administrative attention. Here are the reasons to use the Module Administration page:
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To copy modules in the same environment.
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To restore modules to a previous version.
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To view module details.
To learn about promoting modules, search Release Management Tool in our In-Product Help.
To access the Module Administration page:
1. | At the top right of the Unqork Designer Platform, click the Settings drop-down. |
2. | Click Administration. |
3. | Under Modules, click Module Administration. |
What You'll Learn
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Selecting a Module
You must select a module to promote, copy, or restore it.
To select a module:
1. | At the top right of the Unqork Designer Platform, click the Settings drop-down. |
2. | Click Administration. |
3. | Under Modules, click Module Administration. |
4. | From the Module drop-down menu, select the module. |
After selecting the module, the following sections display: Copy Module, Restore Module, and Module Fields. Keep reading to learn more about these sections.
Copying a Module
At some point, you might copy the current version of your module. This is a great starting point if your new module needs the same framework as your existing module.
To copy a module from the Module Administration page:
1. | From the Module drop-down, find and select the module. |
2. | In the Copy Module section, under New Module Title, enter the new module's title. |
3. | Click Copy Module. A confirmation modal with the new module ID displays. Make a note of this module ID to help find your module copy in the future. |
4. | Click OK. |
You can also copy modules in Workspaces. Use the module element's ellipsis (...) menu to access administrative tasks. To learn more, search Workspaces: Working with Modules in our In-Product Help.
Restoring a Module
Every time you click Save while working on a module, Unqork saves the module version. You can access and restore an earlier version of a module at any time.
To restore a module:
1. | From the Module drop-down, select the module. |
2. | In the Actions column, click Restore. |
3. | At the Confirmation message, click OK. |
4. | At the Success message, click OK. |
The Module Builder has a built-in Save History feature. Using this feature, you can access all prior saved versions of your module. Save History also lets you copy, compare, and restore module versions.
Viewing a Module's Details
Components and fields are the building blocks of a module. In the Module Builder, these components are organized into groups. The groups are Primary Fields, Secondary Fields, Display & Layout, Data & Event Processing, and Graphs & Charts.
In the Module Fields section, you'll see basic information for all the components used in your module.
To view basic details for a module:
1. | From the Module drop-down, find and select the module. |
2. | In the Actions column, click Details. |
3. | After viewing the information, click OK. |
To get more information on your module and the components used, go to Application Administration. Using the Export feature, you can export a CSV (comma separated value) file with more details about the components used in your module.