Create and manage your extensions and custom forms within Skedulo. Please note, Extensions was formerly called Connected pages.
Tip
Access to the admin settings menu is provided via the user profile button (at the top-right of the web application).
Enable developer mode to start creating and developing extensions. When enabled, Skedulo will be connected with the Packages SDK.
Enable or disable Developer mode using the buttons provided. The default value is OFF (Disabled).
Note
The Skedulo Packages SDK must be installed and running to be able to connect to Skedulo. It will be automatically disabled once the connection is closed. For more information, see Skedulo Developer Documentation: Standalone web extensions.
In the mobile app section, the following settings can be configured:
Mobile App Pages
The Upload Form button supports uploading and deploying zipped custom forms (*.tar.gz). Compiled and zipped forms can be deployed from this modal by uploading them as gzipped tar files. These archives will need to contain all files necessary to deploy forms and are restricted to a 15mb size limit. This tool is particularly useful when custom forms are ready for production and need to be deployed after testing has been completed in development environments.
The Publish button allows admins to hide views or pages that they do not use or do not want to expose to their schedulers.
In the Web extensions section, the following settings can be configured:
Web App Pages
Extensions can enhance the capabilities of your Skedulo implementation. The web application comes with a GraphiQL extension pre-installed. Install the Skedulo Packages SDK to begin creating your own customized solutions.
The GraphiQL page can be used to query the Skedulo APIs. To begin, select it from the list (check the box) and click the Publish button. A new "GraphiQL" button will appear in the navigation menu bar.
Example queries are provided and can be executed or run using the Play button in the top bar.
Using GraphiQL to query for queued jobs using the Skedulo APIs.
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