The Reference section provides look-up documentation for developers and maintainers who need specific, technical information about Texera’s internals or environment.
Unlike the Concepts section, which explains how Texera works, this section focuses on how Texera is configured, built, and extended.

What you’ll find here

This section includes reference information for:

• Configuration and Environment Setup: Detailed parameters and environment variables used for development, deployment, and testing.
• Project Structure: Explanation of major code directories, module dependencies, and naming conventions.
• Execution Engine Details: Low-level reference for engine modules, operators’ lifecycle, and workflow translation.
• Operator Framework: Technical notes on operator registration, metadata, and extension mechanisms.
• Frontend Components: Descriptions of UI module structure, Angular components, and visualization hooks.
• Persistence and Storage: Information about Texera’s internal storage models, catalog, and workflow metadata.

When to use this section

Use this section when you need:

• To understand or modify Texera’s internal modules or configuration files.
• To debug, extend, or refactor parts of the codebase.
• To deploy Texera in a local, testing, or production environment and need to adjust settings or dependencies.

How to maintain this section

Reference pages are often technical and version-specific. Keep them up to date by:

• Linking or embedding auto-generated documentation from code comments (e.g., Javadoc for backend modules or TypeDoc for frontend).
• Including manual reference pages for configuration files, startup scripts, and architecture diagrams.
• Updating this section whenever internal modules or configuration formats change.

Suggested subpages

This section is meant to be a developer’s technical handbook for Texera’s internal systems — a precise reference for anyone maintaining, extending, or deploying the platform.