What's Changed

• Add README by @fominok in #17
• fix: proofs for subtree under grovedb root key by @fominok in #21
• feat: epoch flags by @fominok in #23
• fix: large subtree performance by @fominok in #24

What's Changed

• timestamp and VotePoll representations by @fominok in #20

We are excited to announce the first release of GroveDBG, a comprehensive toolset designed to help anyone to take a peek inside of GroveDB state.

Key features

Scrollable Subtree View

Navigate through subtrees and their children. This allows you to view and explore the entire structure without overwhelming the display.

Merkle Tree View of Chosen Subtrees

Visualize any chosen subtree as a Merkle tree, providing insights into the structure and cryptographic integrity of the data stored within.

Query Builder

Fetch data and generate proofs using the query builder.

List Proof Visualization

Visualize proofs in their original form, as a list of operations.

Integrated Proof Visualization in Merkle Tree View

Proofs are now visually represented within the Merkle tree view, making it easy to cross-reference and validate proofs directly alongside the tree structure.

Custom Profiles for Alias and Byte Representation

Define custom profiles to create meaningful aliases and/or default byte representations for chosen subtrees, providing flexibility in how data is displayed and interpreted by default.

Session Support

Maintain a consistent view of the data across your workflow with session support. This ensures that your current state and additionally fetched data won't go into conflict.

Light and Dark Themes

Choose between light and dark themes to suit your preference or environment.

What's Changed

• feat: fetch data with queries by @fominok in #8
• Fetch improvements by @fominok in #9

What's Changed

• small fixes by @fominok in #7

What's Changed

• Query builder and proof viewer by @fominok in #6

Initial GroveDBG release