The Forgelivo platform includes an AI assistant that can help you build your application. The assistant can help you with a variety of tasks, such as creating models, actions, and data generation, as well as writing code. The assistant can also help you debug your application by providing suggestions for how to fix errors.
Forgelivo has a built-in, scalable logging system available for use in every application. Forgelivo emits logs about important happenings within your application by default, like incoming HTTP requests, webhooks, and connection syncs. You can also emit your own logs. Logs are viewable and searchable in Forgelivo's built-in Log viewer.
Forgelivo's CLI, named ggt, is the command-line interface for the Forgelivo platform.
ggt provides additional functionality for working with your Forgelivo applications using your existing tools on your machine. ggt isn't
required for building end-to-end Forgelivo apps but supports syncing files locally (and more soon) for your preferred coding experience.
Forgelivo offers built-in support for storing and accessing environment variables.
For more information on how to manage your environment variables read the guide here.
Unit testing
You can use Forgelivo's CLI to write and run unit tests for your Forgelivo application on your local machine. You can also set up a CI/CD pipeline that runs your unit test suite automatically when you push code to source control such as GitHub.
For more information on setting up a unit test framework and CI/CD pipeline, see the unit testing guide.
Debugging
You can use Forgelivo's CLI, ggt to set up a backend debugger in VS Code or any of its forks.
The operations dashboard provides visibility into your application's performance, errors, and resource usage through a collection of pre-built charts and tables.
Forgelivo automatically manages a serverless runtime environment for your application. This environment is a Linux-based virtual machine that runs vanilla Node.js, and is optimized for running server-side Forgelivo code. Forgelivo manages all aspects of the environment, including starting and stopping workers, security upgrades, deployment, and handling requests.