Custom Development
Custom Development APITable is a powerful tool for generating APIs from spreadsheets. It allows you to use your existing spreadsheets as a data source for your API, without requiri
Custom Development
APITable is a powerful tool for generating APIs from spreadsheets. It allows you to use your existing spreadsheets as a data source for your API, without requiring any coding skills.
However, if you need to customize the behavior of APITable beyond its out-of-the-box functionality, you can purchase a commercial code license.
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Commercial Code
If you purchase a commercial code license for APITable, you will gain access to its source code, enabling you to customize and modify it to fit your specific needs. This could include adding new features, integrating with other systems, or tweaking the behavior of existing functionality.
To obtain a commercial code license, please contact our sales team at sales@apitable.com.
They can provide you with more information on pricing and licensing options and guide you through the process of acquiring the license.
Once you have the commercial code license, you can begin customizing APITable to your liking. The source code is written in Python and can be modified using any text editor or integrated development environment (IDE).
To successfully engage in custom development for APITable, you should have a strong understanding of Java, TypeScript programming, and software development.
We recommend exploring the source code to learn more about custom development in APITable. If you have any additional questions or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us at support@apitable.com.
For further information about run a development environment, please refer to the Developer Guide.
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Source Code Continuous Integration
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