Podstawy Baz Danych - Database| Bubble.io TUTORIAL

Introduction

This tutorial will guide you through the basics of database management using Bubble.io, a no-code platform. Understanding how to utilize databases in Bubble is essential for building dynamic applications that can store and manage data efficiently. By the end of this guide, you will have a foundational knowledge of how to set up and manipulate databases on Bubble.io.

Step 1: Create a New Bubble Project

• Go to the Bubble.io website and log in or create an account.
• Click on the "New App" button to start a new project.
• Choose a name for your app and select a template if desired.
• Click "Create a new app" to proceed.

Step 2: Access the Database Section

• In the Bubble editor, locate the "Data" tab on the left sidebar and click on it.
• This will open the database management section where you can manage your data types and fields.

Step 3: Define Data Types

• Click on the "Create a new type" button to define a new data type (e.g., User, Product, etc.).
• Enter a name for your data type.
• Click "Create" to finalize the new data type.

Step 4: Add Fields to Data Types

• Select the data type you just created from the list.
• Click on the "Add a new field" button.
• Define the name of the field and its type (e.g., text, number, date, etc.).
• Click "Create" to add the field to your data type.
• Repeat this step to add more fields as needed.

Step 5: Populate the Database with Data

• Go to the "App Data" tab under the "Data" section.
• Click on "Add a new entry" for the data type you wish to populate.
• Fill in the fields with relevant data and click "Save" to store the entry.

Step 6: Set Up Workflows for Data Manipulation

• Navigate to the "Workflow" tab in the Bubble editor.
• Click on "Add an event" to create a new workflow event.
• Choose your trigger (e.g., when a button is clicked).
• Select "Data" under the actions and choose whether to create, modify, or delete a data entry.
• Configure the necessary parameters for the action selected.

Step 7: Display Data in Your App

• In the design tab, drag and drop a repeating group element onto your page.
• Set the data source for the repeating group to the data type you want to display.
• Design the layout of the repeating group to show the desired fields.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you have set up a basic database structure within Bubble.io, populated it with data, and displayed that data in your application. You can now explore more advanced features, such as integrating plugins or creating complex workflows. Keep experimenting with different data types and workflows to enhance your application further. For additional resources, consider checking out Bubble's official documentation or community forums for support.