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# How to configure collections?
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NocoBase has three ways to configure collections.
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## Configuring collections through the interface
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Business data is generally recommended to be configured using the interface, and the NocoBase platform provides two interfaces to configure collections.
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### Regular table interface
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### Graphical configuration interface
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## Defined in the plugin code
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Generally used to configure plugin functions or system configuration tables where users can read and write data, but cannot modify the data structure.
```ts
export class MyPlugin extends Plugin {
load() {
this.db.collection();
this.db.import();
}
}
```
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Related API Reference
- [db.collection()](/api/database#collection)
- [db.import()](/api/database#import)
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The collection configured in the plugin is automatically synchronized with the database when the plugin is activated, giving birth to the corresponding data tables and fields.
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## Managing data tables via REST API
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Third parties can also manage data tables via the HTTP interface (permissions required)
### Collections
```bash
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GET /api/collections
POST /api/collections
GET /api/collections/<collectionName>
PUT /api/collections/<collectionName>
DELETE /api/collections/<collectionName>
```
### Collection fields
```bash
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GET /api/collections/<collectionName>/fields
POST /api/collections/<collectionName>/fields
GET /api/collections/<collectionName>/fields/<fieldName>
PUT /api/collections/<collectionName>/fields/<fieldName>
DELETE /api/collections/<collectionName>/fields/<fieldName>
```