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v0.3.0
What Changed?
✨ Enhancements
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🎬 Updates to how you start the service
- In order to provide better devx (developer experience) across the Fuel ecosystem, we've added support for subcommands on the
fuel-indexer
andfuel-indexer-api-server
binaries.- While previously you'd start the Fuel indexer or the Fuel indexer API server via
fuel-indexer
, going forward, you'll want to use therun
subcommand, al-lahfuel-indexer run
.
- While previously you'd start the Fuel indexer or the Fuel indexer API server via
- In order to provide better devx (developer experience) across the Fuel ecosystem, we've added support for subcommands on the
-
🔋 New batteries included functionality
- With our continued focus on improving devx, we've made two updates in order to make it as easy as possible to create your first indexers.
- To that end, we've added two new features:
- Starting a local Fuel node alongside your indexer service via the
--local-fuel-node
CLI option - The new
forc-postgres
plugin, made available viaforc index postgres
forc index postgres
is a set of subcommands that will allow users to create PostgreSQL databases without having to go through the trouble of installing PostgreSQL themselves.
- Starting a local Fuel node alongside your indexer service via the
- To that end, we've added two new features:
- With our continued focus on improving devx, we've made two updates in order to make it as easy as possible to create your first indexers.
-
🤩 New types
- We've added support for 128-bit integers in GraphQL schema via the new
UInt16
orInt16
types
- We've added support for 128-bit integers in GraphQL schema via the new
⚠️ Breaking changes
- 🪦 End of support for SQLite as a database solution
- Changes made to the GraphQL web API's
/api/graph
route used to query indices for information- Users should now send queries to the
/api/graph/:namespace/:identifier
route- Previously, one would query an index at the
/api/graph/:namespace
route where:namespace
is the namespace defined in an indexer's manifest
- Previously, one would query an index at the
- Users should now send queries to the