Custom Component action framework

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If you are writing a custom component to install, you can access the Action Framework using skuid.builder.core.getActionsCategory().

That means, in the Builder.js push this property to your properties:

skuid&#46;builder&#46;core&#46;getActionsCategory({ &nbsp; label: "My Actions",<br /> &nbsp; &nbsp;customNodeId: "myactions",<br /> &nbsp; &nbsp;linkedComponent: component,<br /> &nbsp; &nbsp;props: [{<br /> &nbsp; type: "helptext",<br /> &nbsp; html: "Here my helptext"<br /> &nbsp; &nbsp;}]<br /> });


To run all the Actions specified in the Action Framework in the Runtime.js use this code.

skuid&#46;actions&#46;runActionsNode(xmlDef&#46;children("myactions"), this&#46;component, {});


Maybe there are way more properties you could set or write cleaner code, but since it’s not documented this was all I could find out by analyzing the Skuid Code. 
It worked for me when I wrote a custom file upload component.