Data

Many websites and apps need to remember things: messages from a contact form, bookings, sign-ups, the users who create an account. Firelent stores all of that for you, and the Data section is where you see it.

Open it from your project: Project tab → Data.

How data gets here#

When Firelent builds a feature that saves something — a contact form, a booking request, a guestbook — your site or app stores those entries with Firelent automatically. There's no database to set up and nothing to connect.

Entries are grouped into collections: one for contact messages, one for bookings, and so on. Each entry is a record with its own fields, plus the time it was created.

If your site or app lets people create an account, those accounts are listed under Users.

Browse your data#

• Development and Live at the top switch between your project's two environments.
• Collection chips list each collection with its number of records. Click one to open it.
• The table shows a collection's records with their fields and Created date — up to 100 records at a time.
• Users shows each account's Email, whether it's Verified, whether it signs in with a Password or a Code login, and when it Registered.

Until something has been stored, Data shows No data yet — as soon as your app stores something, it shows up here automatically.

Delete a record#

Hover a record and click the trash icon — it turns red — then click it again to delete. Deleting can't be undone.

Export your data#

Your data is yours, and you can take it anywhere:

Export	What you get
Export JSON	The records of the collection you have open — the ones in the table, up to 100 — as a .json file
Export as SQL	Everything in the environment — every collection plus your users — as a PostgreSQL file that runs in any database, no Firelent needed

Passwords are never included in an export.

Limits#

	Limit
Records per collection, Development	5,000
Records per collection, Live	50,000
Size of a single record	64 KB
Records in an SQL export, per collection	20,000

Next steps#