Clarify interceptor behavior in low-code docs: update fluent-api.md and interceptors.md to state that Replace Create interceptors must return the new entity's Id (Guid) so the system can fetch and return the created entity. Added an example showing `return result.Id;` after `db.insert(...)`, and noted that Replace-Update and Replace-Delete do not need to return a value.
Replace "ABP Low-Code Module" with "ABP Low-Code System" across low-code documentation to reflect the naming change. Updated the doc-seo JSON descriptions and a couple of in-page references. Affected files: docs/en/low-code/custom-endpoints.md, docs/en/low-code/foreign-access.md, docs/en/low-code/interceptors.md, docs/en/low-code/model-json.md, docs/en/low-code/reference-entities.md, docs/en/low-code/scripting-api.md.
Add support and documentation for a new interceptor type, Replace, which runs JavaScript instead of the default DB operation. Updates made across low-code docs:
- docs/en/low-code/interceptors.md: Document Replace semantics for Create/Update/Delete, add examples and model.json/type notes.
- docs/en/low-code/fluent-api.md: Expand AddInterceptor docs to list allowed name/type values and note Replace behavior; small attribute call-site change (DynamicPropertySetByClients(false)).
- docs/en/low-code/index.md: Simplify Getting Started by removing the package table and renumbering steps (register assembly, configure DbContext, define entity, add migration).
- docs/en/low-code/scripting-api.md: Remove db.getList entry from the scripting API table.
These changes clarify interceptor capabilities (Pre/Post/Replace) and streamline the quickstart instructions.
Add comprehensive Low-Code System documentation and navigation. Introduces new docs under docs/en/low-code (index.md, fluent-api.md, model-json.md, scripting-api.md, interceptors.md, custom-endpoints.md, reference-entities.md, foreign-access.md) and updates docs/en/docs-nav.json to include a "Low-Code System" section linking these pages.
Change inputId from input.required<string>() to input<string>() so the id is no longer mandatory. This relaxes the API to allow FormInputComponent instances without an explicit id and avoids forcing callers to provide one.
When generating a project with a company name containing dots (e.g.,
'Demo.App.QoL'), the template replacement was incorrectly camelCasing
the company name as 'demo.App' instead of 'demo.app'.
This was because SolutionRenamer used ToCamelCase() on the entire string
rather than on each dot-separated segment individually. The runtime JS
proxy generator (JQueryProxyScriptGenerator.CamelCaseWithNamespace) applies
camelCase to each segment, causing a mismatch.
Added ToCamelCaseWithNamespace() helper to match runtime behavior.
Switch DisabledDirective from the OnChanges lifecycle to Angular signal-based reactivity: remove OnChanges/SimpleChanges usage and import effect/input instead. Create an effect that reads the abpDisabled input signal and enables/disables the injected NgControl accordingly, preserving previous behavior while using reactive signals (addresses timing/changes handling referenced in Angular issue).
Import Angular's effect and add a reactive effect that reads this.data() and, if data.inputs and defaultComponentRef are present, calls setDefaultComponentInputs(). Ensures default component inputs are reapplied when the directive's input data changes.