Settings

The OneEntry platform is made up of modules: sections with the information and tools for working with different entities. The full list of modules is in "Settings", under "Modules". Modules are linked to the left vertical menu, which you can customize as you like.

You can use the developer API to deploy your own module with its own functionality.

How to set up an mTLS certificate for OneEntry, protect the API with tokens or mTLS, and deploy the application to a server with Nginx, Docker, and GitLab.

Tokens add a layer of protection to your application when you use it over the internet.

The General settings tab in the Settings section brings together parameters that affect the whole project: the date display format, time zone, domain list, system tokens and schedules, log retention periods, and IP address checks.

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The File Search tab is no longer in Settings: file search is now a separate section of the sidebar. Its settings are described in File search settings, and the search itself in File search.

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Templates let you change the structure and appearance of your project without changing its source code. You can describe components in your project's code in advance and mark them with templates created in OneEntry. They can differ in design, behavior, and so on. By switching templates, you can change how your entities work, whether it's a page, block, form, or something else.

Preview templates let you configure the parameters of images used in attributes.

The AI Agents tab in the Settings section lets you connect external AI provider accounts to the project. Each account stores an access key, a list of available models, a default model, and a spending limit. Platform features use these models, for example for content translation, in the interface constructor, and in the AI assistant.