This release includes the following feature enhancements and bug fixes:
Bug fixes
- Refactored API request options for non-IAM endpoints (aws#230)
- Enforced JSON response format for SPARQL queries (aws#230)
- Bumped
vite
to4.5.2
(aws#233) - Searching for text containing quotes now works.
Features
- Added compatibility with Neptune Analitycs.
This release includes the following feature enhancements and bug fixes:
Features
- Added new Fetch Timeout option to the Connections UI (aws#199)
Bug fixes
- Fixed synchronization with high number of labels with long strings (aws#206)
- Fixed loading spinner rotation when synchronizing schema (aws#207)
- Fixed node and edge counts not updating on connection re-synchronization (aws#209)
- Fixed issue with Transition2 findDOMNode deprecation (aws#211)
- Fixed highlight not persisting on selected graph element (aws#187)
- Bumped
@types/semver
to7.5.2
- Bumped
babel
,postcss
, andvite
to latest - Bumped
crypto-js
to4.2.0
- Bumped
@adobe/css-tools
to4.3.2
This release includes the following feature enhancements and bug fixes:
Features
- Added SageMaker Notebook support (aws#178)
- Added Default Connection support (aws#108)
- Added query language indicators to created connections (aws#164)
- Added match precision option to keyword search (aws#175)
- Added toggle for limit on retrieved vertex neighbors (aws#176)
- Added SageMaker Notebook hosting documentation (aws#183)
- Added ECS hosting documentation (aws#174)
- Updated Dockerfile base image to AL2022 (aws#190)
Bug fixes
- Fixed search UI crashing on node select/preview (aws#177)
- Fixed Gremlin/openCypher matching ID property on all keyword searches (aws#169)
- Fixed default connections failing on SageMaker for certain instance names (aws#188)
- Resolved deprecation warnings in GitHub workflows (aws#181)
- Patched vulnerable dependencies (1) (2) (3)
This patch release includes bugfixes for Release 1.3.0.
Bug fixes
- Fix proxy issue with non-IAM Neptune requests (aws#166)
This release includes the following feature enhancements and bug fixes:
Features
- Support openCypher-based graph databases (aws#129)
- Added ability to search by vertex ID for Gremlin (aws#113)
- Improved logging visibility and user control (aws#114)
- Upgraded various dependencies to resolve Docker build warnings (aws#118)
- Improved synchronization interface in Connections UI (aws#120)
- Added coverage tests for the UI client package (aws#130)
Bug fixes
- Fix Expand Module scrollbar (aws#131)
- Fixed header generation for IAM authenticated Neptune requests (aws#140)
- Fixed calculation of neighbors count in Expand View sidebar (aws#121)
- Fixed proxy server not respecting
GRAPH_EXP_ENV_ROOT_FOLDER
value in .env (aws#125)
This release includes the following feature enhancements and bug fixes:
Features
- Significantly reduced size of Docker image (aws#104)
- Improved schema synchronization performance via Summary API integration (aws#80)
- Improved error messaging when no/insufficient IAM role is found (aws#81)
- Updated Connections UI documentation for single server changes (aws#59)
- Added manual trigger for ECR updates (aws#68)
Bug fixes
- Fixed incorrect display of non-string IDs for Gremlin (aws#60)
- Fixed a database synchronization error caused by white spaces in labels for Gremlin requests (aws#84)
This release includes the following feature enhancements and bug fixes:
Features
- Support for blank nodes when visualizing graphs using the RDF data model (aws#48)
- Enable Caching feature in the Connections UI which allows you to temporarily store data in the browser between sessions (aws#48)
- Simplify the setup by consolidating the build and serving the graph-explorer through port (aws#52)
- Moved self-signed SSL certificate creation to Docker entrypoint script (aws#56)
Bug fixes
- Fix an issue where the Graph Explorer is stuck in a loading state indefinitely due to expired credentials by refreshing credentials and retrying requests automatically (aws#49)
The first release of Graph Explorer, an Apache 2.0 React-based web application that enables users to visualize both property graph and RDF data and explore connections between data without having to write graph queries. Major features include:
- Ability to connect to graph databases like Amazon Neptune, or open-source endpoints like Gremlin Server or Blazegraph
- Search and preview starting nodes once connected to a graph database
- Visualize results in the Graph View & expand to view neighbors
- Customize the Graph View with preferred layouts, colors, icons, labels, and more
- Use Expand filters to customize the result set by filter text or count of results when expanding
- Scroll through the Table View to view the data in the Graph View in tabular format
- Use Table View filters when you need to highlight a subset of the data
- Download a CSV or JSON of the nodes and edges in visualization, or download as a PNG file