📄️ Accessibility (aka a11y)
Accessibility is a core feature that's built-in
📄️ App Configuration
Configure your app with redwood.toml
📄️ Assets and Files
How to include assets—like images—in your app
🗃️ Authentication
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📄️ Background Jobs
No one likes waiting in line. This is especially true of your website: users don't want to wait for things to load that don't directly impact the task they're trying to accomplish. For example, sending a "welcome" email when a new user signs up. The process of sending the email could take as long or longer than the sum total of everything else that happens during that request. Why make the user wait for it? As long as they eventually get the email, everything is good.
📄️ Builds
What happens when you build your app
📄️ Cells
Declarative data fetching with Cells
📄️ Command Line Interface
A comprehensive reference of Redwood's CLI
📄️ Connection Pooling
Scale your serverless functions
📄️ Contributing
There's several ways to contribute to Redwood
📄️ Contributing Walkthrough
Watch a video of the contributing process
📄️ Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
For when you need to worry about CORS
📄️ Create Redwood App
Instructions and usage examples for Create Redwood App
📄️ Data Migrations
Track changes to database content
🗃️ Deployment
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📄️ Database Seeds
Seeds are data that are required in order for your app to function. Think of
📄️ Directives
Customize GraphQL execution
📄️ Docker
Redwood's Dockerfile
📄️ Environment Variables
How to use environment variables on the api and web sides
📄️ Forms
Redwood makes building forms easier with helper components
🗃️ GraphQL
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📄️ Local Postgres Setup
Setup a Postgres database to develop locally
📄️ Logging
Use the Logger to observe your application
📄️ Mailer
RedwoodJS offers a convenient Mailer for sending emails to your users. It's not just about sending an email; delivery matters too. The way you deliver the feature requiring email is as significant as how you prepare the mail to be delivered by the infrastructure that sends emails over the internet.
🗃️ Monitoring
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📄️ Prerender
Render pages ahead of time
📄️ Project Configuration
Advanced project configuration
📄️ RedwoodRecord
An ORM with a natural interface
📄️ Realtime
One of the most often-asked questions of Redwood before and after the launch of V1 was, “When will Redwood support a realtime solution?”
📄️ Router
About the built-in router for Redwood apps
📄️ Prisma Relations and Redwood's Generators
How Prisma relations work with scaffolds
📄️ Security
Build and deploy secure applications
📄️ SEO & <meta> tags
Use meta tags to set page info for SEO
📄️ Server File
Redwood v7 introduced a new entry point to Redwood's api server: the server file at api/src/server.ts.
📄️ Serverless Functions (API Endpoints)
Create, develop, and run serverless functions
📄️ Services
Put all your business logic in one place
📄️ Storybook
A component-driven development workflow
📄️ Studio
RedwoodJS Studio is a package used during development to gain runtime insights into a project.
📄️ Testing
A comprehensive reference for testing your app
📄️ Toast Notifications
Toast notifications with react-hot-toast
🗃️ TypeScript
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📄️ Webhooks
Securely integrate third-party services
📄️ Uploads & Storage
Getting started with file uploads can open up a world of possibilities for your application. Whether you're enhancing user profiles with custom avatars, allowing document sharing, or enabling image galleries - Redwood has an integrated way of uploading files and storing them.
📄️ Vite Configuration
If you have to configure Vite, here's how