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Configure environment variables
Elasticsearch Integration
Zendesk Integration
Authentication, Filtering & Sorting
Display Zendesk tickets
Display Zendesk users
View tickets related to a user
Bonus: Direct link to Zendesk + change priority of a ticket
Dwolla integration
Make filters case insensitive
Use Azure Table Storage
Create multiple line charts
Create Charts with AWS Redshift
View soft-deleted records
Send Smart Action notifications to Slack
Authenticate a Forest Admin API against an OAuth protected API Backend
Translate your project into TypeScript
Geocode an address with Algolia
Display/edit a nested document
Send an SMS with Zapier
Display a calendar view
Hash a password with bcrypt
Display a customized response
Search on a smart field with two joints
Override the count route
Make a field readOnly with Sequelize
Hubspot integration
Impersonate a user
Import data from a CSV file
Import data from a JSON file
Load smart fields using hook
Pre-fill a form with data from a relationship
Re-use a smart field logic
Link to record info in a smart view
Display data in html format
Upload files to AWS S3
Display AWS S3 files from signed URLs
Prevent record update
Display and update attributes from a JSON field
Track users’ logs with morgan
Search on relationship fields by default
Export related data as CSV
Create a dynamic calendar view for an event-booking use case
Create a custom moderation view
Create a custom tinder-like validation view
Run automated tests
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Zendesk Integration
Start learning to code Forest Admin Smart features by integrating Zendesk in your Admin Panel
This woodshop example will show you how to integrate Zendesk with Forest Admin:
For this example we will use the Zendesk API described here.
We are going to use Smart Collections, Smart Relationships, and Smart Fields to implement such integration.
The full implementation of this integration is available here on GitHub.

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Let's start with a basic admin panel on top of a SQL database that has a table Users that holds an email address field.
Now, let's build the Admin Panel as usual with Forest Admin. You will get something like this:
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