Changelog
Product Updates
Releases and feature updates
Quickly migrate subgraphs
You can quickly migrate subgraphs from other platforms to Ormi through the frontend page by simply providing the deployment ID, as long as the corresponding IPFS files are available on the IPFS network.
Data size chart
Added GraphQL query data size chart
budget
Added user budget settings and usage alerts
Credit usage
Free users can now also view credit usage
Email preferences
Users can manage their notification messages from ORMI through email links. Users can choose to receive or cancel notification messages.
Subgraph status notifications
When there are significant changes in the status of the subgraph you have deployed, we will notify you via email
Private GraphQL
Add private GraphQL functionality, this request requires adding the API Keys to the request header
Usage statistics
We have improved the function of statistics and display of usage in this version, and now we can more clearly query our own usage
pipeline feature
This feature can directly import subgraph data into the configured database, and we will continue to update and iterate this feature in the future
Email notifications
Each time a new user logs into the Ormi App for the first time, they will receive a welcome email automatically sent by the system. Currently email is for new sign ups and team invites.
Team collaboration
When a user invites others to join their team from the settings page, the invited users will receive an email invitation to join the team.
Subgraph tagging
On the details page, users can click “New Tag” to create a tag for the subgraph. Tag is essentially similar to an alias for the subgraph. This tag will be displayed on both the details page and the 0xgraph page. The tag is used to customize GraphQL, replacing the version field within GraphQL for easier management. When a version is updated, the tag can be assigned to the latest version, keeping the GraphQL query stable.
Pause/resume subgraphs
Users can pause and resume their own created subgraphs that are not publicly accessible. This feature allows users to stop or resume data collection for the subgraph as needed.
Subgraph entities details
This feature displays detailed information for each subgraph’s total entity consumed, including its name, quantity, and corresponding fields.
Block head/ingestion speed metrics
This chart displays the current block head height and calculates the current indexing speed, presenting this information directly to the user in a visual format.