github logto-io/logto v1.0.0-beta.12

latest releases: v1.20.0, @logto/translate@0.1.0, @logto/phrases@1.14.0...
23 months ago

1.0.0-beta.12 (2022-10-19)

We’re super excited to announce some new capabilities in this release that will make Logto more accessible to developers and users all around the world. Get a taste of them and tell us what you think!

Migrate from previous versions

Here, we debut the new CLI and switch OIDC configurations from using environment variables to the database. Updating the Logto core necessitates the following two procedures:

  1. Execute npx @logto/cli db alteration deploy 1.0.0-beta.12 to finish updating the database schema.
  2. Migrate the OIDC configurations by following Migrate configs from env.

Note
For Docker image users: now DB_URL_DEFAULT has been changed to DB_URL.

Sign-in Experience i18n

Manage languages

The warm reception Logto has received since its initial release in July has resulted in numerous language contributions from the community. This motivates us to localize and tailor the sign-in process even more.

Now, we're ecstatic to announce that Logto Sign-in Experience has full support for i18n, which means your products can reach a wider global audience and offer more personalized and contextualized options for all users.

  • We have 6 predefined languages to choose from, all of which were created by our international community and can be modified to your liking.
  • Support for up to 113 language tags, allowing you to use your own translation in order to reach the vast majority of countries worldwide.

The admin console already includes this functionality. The "Language" section of the Sign-in Experience tab is where you'll be able to rapidly set up and manage your keys and custom values.

CLI: Exclusively for Logto

Terminal with Logto CLI

Combating with complicated commands? That's not how we roll. So we're bringing some friendly little things to keep the elegance going even in the command line.

If you're trying to install Logto on your machine, skip the long, scary install command. It now reads:

npm init @logto

And you are all set. Check out Using CLI for a detailed explanation of how to use Logto CLI.

Contributors

Thank you! 💗

Don't miss a new logto release

NewReleases is sending notifications on new releases.