This is the first stable release of elasticvue 1.0. Elasticvue now uses vue 3, vite, quasar and typescript.
This significantly improves performance in development and in production.
FAQ
Which versions of elasticsearch are supported by elasticvue 1.0?
Elasticvue always supports the two latest major versions of elasticsearch. Currently, this means 8.x and 7.x.
Older versions of elasticsearch should work, but you might encounter small bugs or limited features.
Updates & new features
Elasticvue 1.0 adds many new features:
- Modernized tech stack and huge performance improvements
- Setup:
- New welcome page
- Adds the ability to directly import a backup
- Improved cluster setup, can also update cluster credentials
- Home: New dashboard that includes more information about your cluster
- Indices: You can reindex indices into other indices, you can also delete all documents from and index
- Search: You are able to edit documents on the search page directly. Also values of
@timestampfields are localized
by default - Rest: Now includes tabs, history and saved queries - all saved separately per cluster.
- Snapshots: You can now create s3 repositories.
- New theme and improved accessibility
- Improved desktop version
- You can use comments in search query and rest request bodies
// some comment - Improved compatibility with old versions of elasticsearch. The official support is still limited to non-EOL versions,
but older versions should work better now.
Removed features
- Nodes grid view
- Rest query vertical view
- Utilities (these are now included in the rest query examples)
Using elasticvue
Desktop app
If you get an error message when running the mac version of elasticvue ("elasticvue" is damaged and can't be opened) you might have to run (This happens because the builds are not signed yet):
xattr -cr elasticvue_1.0.0*.dmg