The You.i React Native Localization module provides information about the locale based on device settings.

The youi-tv run command generates, builds, deploys the app on the target platform, and launches the app on the target device, all in one command. While you can do the same thing by running youi-tv build and then following our instructions for deploying and launching an app, this command is a handy shortcut. It’s really useful for testing your app on multiple target platforms.

By default, app text is rendered using the source fonts. To improve performance, you can pregenerate text data files for the fonts used in your app. Pregenerating text data files has the greatest impact on the performance cost of first drawing text, most often incurred when first displaying a page or scene. On lower-end platforms, text data pregeneration can make first-render of text up to 2.5 times faster.

UX designers can use the Style Extractor to extract data from shared styles into a style dictionary JSON file for use in a design system. Developers can then implement design system components for their apps using the color, typography, and layout styles from the style dictionary. Whenever the design changes, designers can update the style dictionary with a single command.

Migrate your apps to You.i Engine One version 6.0. In this release, we've upgraded to React Native 0.60! When you install You.i Engine One version 6.0, React Native 0.60 is installed as well. Once that's done, you've got some work to do so your apps can enjoy the goodness of You.i Engine One with React Native 0.60.

This page provides details on the format of the Marketplace events sent by Manifold through webhooks.

To enable your platform to quickly react to changes in Manifold’s embedded marketplace, Manifold provides a webhook system which publishes events for certain actions in the marketplace. When one of these events is triggered, Manifold sends an HTTP POST payload to a webhook URL that’s unique to your platform. Webhooks allow you to subscribe to events to help you build your integrations — for example, when one of your end users provisions a resource, you need to load the resource and its credentials into your platform.

Manifold Marketplace-as-a-Service uses the OAuth 2.0 protocol for authorization. In our OAuth2 implementation, Manifold obtains limited access to your user accounts by delegating user authentication to your platform. It's important to understand that Manifold acts as a third-party application installed by your end users. Once your platform has authenticated an end user, Manifold trusts the end user and allows the user to access Manifold’s embedded marketplace.

Your goal is faster fulfillment of service requests through self-service and automated provisioning. Our goal is to help you set up cloud automation as quickly, efficiently and painlessly as possible. This guide helps you accelerate the planning and discovery process, provides best practices, and explains the Embotics vCommander ecosystem, so that you can understand how vCommander will fit into your systems and processes.

Version 7.5 introduces significant expansion in support for Google Cloud Platform, including deployment provisioning and instance rightsizing.

This topic explains how to get started with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) in vCommander, as well as key concepts involved in understanding how vCommander manages GCP. This topic assumes that you understand the basics of Google Cloud Platform as well as the basics of vCommander.

This selection of topics covers Embotics vCommander networking, including network configuration, managing IP pools, fenced networks, and integrating IP Address Management (IPAM).

This topic details the ports used by the various vCommander components. You configure some of these ports during installation, and you can also configure ports after installation using the vCommander Control Panel.