New Features and Enhancements
1. AI-powered Data Model and API Schema Templates
Added OpenAI-powered templates for creating data models in JSON, Prisma, GraphQL, and Protobuf formats.
Users can use the "Ask AI" option to describe their app and generate starting points for projects.
2. GraphQL Support and Visualization (Experimental)
Experimental support for GraphQL schema files.
Added support for standard GraphQL Schema Definition Language (SDL) files, including Query and Mutation type definitions.
Enables visualization of GraphQL schema for collaboration and analysis.
Planned future support for Scalars, Directives, Variables, introspection, and local development.
3. Protobuf Support and Visualization (Experimental)
Experimental support for Protobuf files.
Users can now turn Protobuf definitions into graphical representations.
Automatic graph generation from single Protobuf message definition files.
Future releases aim to include multi-file support for grouping and visualization enhancements.
4. Color-coded Grouping with Labels
Introduced color-coded labels for grouping entities.
Users can apply labels to multiple entities, enhancing organizational capabilities.
Helps in grouping data models and API types based on domain, service, or owner.
Color-coded labels aid in concise and visually organized documentation.
5. Suggestions
Added a suggestions feature for collaboration between contributors.
External parties can make and review suggestions for field types, keys, or values.
Suggestions available for all file types in Hubql to maintain synchronization between visualization and code.
Permission-level restrictions on suggestions, attached to specific users, with the ability to accept or discard changes.