From Low-Code to Full Power with JavaScript.

The JavaScript unit is a program-level utility within the Xuda platform designed to execute JavaScript code directly inside your application’s logic. It provides a flexible way to extend low-code flows with advanced behaviors or custom interactions. This unit can be triggered from any program using built-in methods like Call Native Javascript, Call Evaluate Javascript, Execute Native Javascript, and Execute Evaluate Javascript, giving you full control over when and how the script runs. Each JavaScript unit includes a script property that contains the code to be executed. You can also define dependencies or dynamic logic that needs to run at runtime. Whether you need to handle complex client-side operations, trigger dynamic behaviors, or bridge gaps between custom logic and your core application workflows, this unit makes it possible without compromising the simplicity of the platform. Xuda also exposes a set of built-in API methods that can be easily called from JavaScript units. These include actions like reading from or writing to Drive, interacting with the Studio API, or performing database operations such as create, update, and delete. These ready-to-use APIs simplify common tasks and allow you to focus on building functionality instead of writing boilerplate code. By centralizing script execution in a modular and reusable way, the JavaScript unit enhances flexibility, promotes clean architecture, and empowers developers to go beyond standard configuration with native scripting power.
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FAQs

The JavaScript unit is a program-level utility that executes JavaScript code inside your app’s logic, extending low-code workflows with advanced functionality.

It can be invoked using built-in methods like Call Native Javascript, Call Evaluate Javascript, Execute Native Javascript, and Execute Evaluate Javascript.

The script property contains the JavaScript code to be executed, which can include dependencies or dynamic runtime logic.

It can perform client-side operations, trigger dynamic behaviors, or connect custom logic with core workflows.

Yes. The unit can call APIs to read/write from Drive, interact with the Studio API, or perform database operations like create, update, and delete.

It adds flexibility by allowing custom scripts where low-code tools may not suffice, without disrupting the simplicity of the platform.

Yes. JavaScript units are modular and can be reused in multiple workflows or programs for consistent behavior.

Yes. Scripts can be configured to execute dynamic logic or respond to runtime conditions for greater adaptability.

It centralizes script execution in a modular, organized way, avoiding scattered custom code and promoting clean architecture.

Developers who need to go beyond low-code constraints and add custom client-side logic or advanced integrations benefit most.

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