Demo Project
Open the demo in QuickCode Studio, then try the live sample it generates: a YARP API gateway with Swagger, an admin portal you can sign into, and the full project on GitHub.
Review modules, the schema, and Ask AI on the project that powers the live portal and gateway.
Open in Studio
Single entry point to demo module APIs with Swagger documentation.
Connected Modules:
Routed services and live OpenAPI docs for each module.
Health Checks:
Status indicators for gateway and downstream services.
Quick Links:
Portal, GitHub repository, and live API docs.
Open Gateway
Use the Live Reports sidebar: pick a report, set parameters, click Run Report, and see the GET API path used for the call. From results, open Print & export to choose columns, set widths, reorder fields, preview pages, then download PDF/CSV or print.
ProductCatalog in the live demo includes BLOB_IMAGE, BLOB_PDF, and BLOB_VIDEO columns: upload files, preview PDF and video in a lightbox, and open files in a new tab. Storage works with Azure Blob, S3-compatible providers (e.g. Cloudflare R2), or local files for development.
Manage tables, roles, API access, and workflows without writing UI code.
Demo credentials:
Username: [email protected]
Password: String1!
Open Portal
View on GitHub
Microservices Architecture
Platform overview
The map mirrors a generated QuickCode system: entry at the top, core services in the middle, third-party integrations on the right, then event streaming and logging below.
- Entry: Admin users hit the Admin Portal; Api users reach the API Gateway (YARP).
- Core services: Identity & Access sits above generated modules. Every service is an Api paired with its own database — Gateway fans out to each API. Optional BFF orchestrates endpoint workflows across generated modules and external APIs.
- Third party services: Module APIs talk to Third Party Api on the right via a shared horizontal trunk (HTTP).
- Event streaming: Modules publish to Kafka; a Kafka Event Listener drives event workflows and a workflow store.
- Logging: Gateway and services ship logs to Elastic Search; Kibana sits beside it for ops views.
Legend colors match the diagram: HTTP, Kafka, logging, and database links. Drag nodes on the map, or open fullscreen for a larger canvas.
Microservice architecture
Portal, gateway, and identity sit above generated modules — each with its own API and database. Optional BFF orchestrates endpoint workflows across generated modules and external APIs.