steedos-object-fields

You define Steedos object fields by creating .field.yml files under objects/{name}/fields/ with required keys name, type, and label. This enforces a consistent structure for data storage, validation, and display across your apps.

Supported Steedos field types include text, number, currency, select, lookup, master_detail, formula, summary, file, image, and location. These types allow you to model relationships and computed fields within your YAML configuration.

You configure object relationships by setting the field type to lookup or master_detail in your .field.yml file. Lookup creates a reference to another object, while master_detail establishes a tighter parent-child relationship with cascading behaviors.

Yes, you can create computed fields by setting the field type to formula or summary in your .field.yml file. Formula fields calculate values dynamically, while summary fields aggregate data from related child records.

A Steedos .field.yml file requires three essential properties: name, type, and label. You can also add optional properties like required, index, searchable, filterable, sortable, and group to control field-level behaviors.

You customize Steedos field UI behavior by applying Amis schema within your .field.yml configuration. This allows you to drive interface customization and field interactions directly alongside your field definitions.