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Overview for using FairCom products as a JavaScript developer

FairCom’s JSON DB APIis optimized for client-server, microservices, and low-code development. It uses JSON to make database development easy and fast for all programming languages. Everything is represented as JSON: data, queries, database objects, API calls, and so forth. It supports all major Internet protocols, including HTTP, HTTPS, WS, and WSS.

Section

Description

JSON DB API

jsonActionAPI for managing all database activities.

FairCom Edge API

jsonActionAPI for managing data integration and transformation

JSON Admin API

jsonActionAPI for connecting to the server and performing administrative tasks.

JSON replication API

Guide for creating and managing database replication.

Installation and error codes

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Description

Install FairCom products

Quick and advanced installation guides.

Error codes

Complete list of FairCom error codes.

Summary for JavaScript Developers Using FairCom FairCom’s JSON DB API is designed for client-server, microservices, and low-code development, using JSON to simplify database interactions across programming languages. It represents data, queries, database objects, and API calls as JSON, and supports HTTP, HTTPS, WS, and WSS. API Overview: JSON DB API – Core API for managing all database activities. FairCom Edge API – Handles data integration and transformation. JSON Admin API – Enables administrative connections and server management. JSON Replication API – Provides database replication management. Additional Considerations: REST API – While available, it’s discouraged in favor of the jsonAction API for managing databases, tables, indexes, records, and queries.

Javascript JSON DB API: Client-server, microservices, low-code development jsonAction API: Managing database activities, integration, transformation JSON Admin API: Server connections, administrative tasks JSON Replication API: Database replication management Internet Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, WS, WSS REST API: Discouraged in favor of jsonAction API