Database Schema

To provide a starting point for the database schema of the fintech platform builder, here's a draft schema that captures some of the core components and their relationships:

1. Users Table:

   • user_id (Primary Key)

   • username

   • email

   • password

   • created_at

   • updated_at

2. FintechPlatforms Table:

   • platform_id (Primary Key)

   • platform_name

   • user_id (Foreign Key to Users table)

   • created_at

   • updated_at

3. Components Table:

   • component_id (Primary Key)

   • component_name

   • component_type

   • created_at

   • updated_at

4. FintechPlatformComponents Table:

   • platform_component_id (Primary Key)

   • platform_id (Foreign Key to FintechPlatforms table)

   • component_id (Foreign Key to Components table)

   • x_position

   • y_position

   • created_at

   • updated_at

5. APIs Table:

   • api_id (Primary Key)

   • api_name

   • api_endpoint

   • created_at

   • updated_at

6. ComponentAPIs Table:

   • component_api_id (Primary Key)

   • component_id (Foreign Key to Components table)

   • api_id (Foreign Key to APIs table)

   • created_at

   • updated_at

This schema represents a simplified structure for the fintech platform builder's database. It includes tables for managing users, fintech platforms, components, APIs, and their relationships.

The Users table stores user-related information such as username, email, password, and timestamps for creation and updates.

The FintechPlatforms table represents the individual fintech platforms created by users. It includes the platform name, a foreign key reference to the Users table to associate the platform with its creator, and timestamps.

The Components table contains information about the available components that users can use in their fintech platforms. Each component has a name, type, and timestamps.

The FintechPlatformComponents table establishes a many-to-many relationship between fintech platforms and components. It stores the position (x, y) of each component within a specific platform.

The APIs table holds information about the available APIs that users can integrate into their fintech platforms. Each API has a name, endpoint, and timestamps.

The ComponentAPIs table establishes a many-to-many relationship between components and APIs. It allows mapping multiple APIs to a specific component.

Please note that this is a basic schema, and you may need to expand and modify it based on your specific requirements. Consider adding additional tables and fields to capture more details about users, platform configurations, authentication, authorization, deployment settings, and any other relevant information for your fintech platform builder.