Component properties are intrinsically linked to the "

". They come preloaded and are the properties that Low Code already knows. These components will appear when manipulating the forms.

In a way, the components will appear when creating a @form and, in addition to that, their properties will appear on the right side:

Learn about component properties in a Low Code platform with this informative document. Discover how these preloaded properties are connected to form manipulation. Explore the various fields in component properties, including Name, Description, Type, Vers

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Component

Component Property

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Low Code (EN)

Version 1

Notas de Release

Accessing Low Code

Low Code Application

Low Code Project

Low Code Elements

Outros

Integration Flow

Business Object

Form

Business Rule

Package

Query Component

Report Configuration

FaaS NodeJS

Gerenciamento

Developing a Low Code Application

Database

Database Connection

Data Type

Parameters

Internationalization

Configuration Screen

Image

JavaScript

HTML Page

Report (Archive)

Recursos de Visualização

Low Code no Workflow e ESM

Low Code

Creating Business Objects

Creating Relationships

Creating a Basic Form

Advanced Forms 1

Grid and Query

Advanced Forms 2

Filter Creating and Grid Customization

FaaS and Integration Flow

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Field	Description
Name (*)	Unique identifier of the component
Description	Identify the component with a brief description
Type (*)	Classifies how the components are displayed on the form screen;
Version	Most updated version of the component
Icon (*)	Images to be included, previously registered
Properties	All Properties inserted will appear on the form. Also, determine which ones will be used.
Selected Properties	ngBlur: It's a default AngularJS directive used to react to the "blur" event (loss of focus) of an HTML element, such as a text box. You can associate an expression or function with this directive to perform actions when the user leaves the text field. ngDisabled: It's a default AngularJS directive that allows disabling or enabling an HTML element, such as buttons, checkboxes, or text fields, based on an expression. If the expression value is true, the element will be disabled. ngMaxlength: It's a default AngularJS directive used to limit the maximum number of characters that can be entered in a text field. You can associate a numerical value with this directive to set the limit. ngRequired: It's a default AngularJS directive used to ensure that an input field or select element is required. If this directive is present on the element, the form will not be valid until the user provides a value for this field.