Public Auth rule

You can now apply a new public rule to your project's configuration to enable access without an API key or user JWT.

Public access can be enabled globally with { allow: public }:


import { config, graph } from '@grafbase/sdk'

const g = graph.Standalone()

export default config({
  graph: g,
  auth: {
    rules: rules => {
      rules.public()
    },
  },
})

This also means it's easier to connect other APIs using connector to use Grafbase Edge Caching without changing how your client application works.


import { config, connector, graph } from '@grafbase/sdk'

const g = graph.Standalone()

g.datasource(
  connector.GraphQL('GitHub', {
    url: 'https://api.github.com/graphql',
  }),
)

export default config({
  graph: g,
  auth: {
    rules: rules => {
      rules.public()
    },
  },
})

Make sure you're using the latest Grafbase CLI when working locally — @0.23.0

Other changes

Fixes an issue where login and logout could only be run in projects
Fixes an issue where create would not ask project info if run without parameters
Fixes Windows environment variables generation
Default to y in the create confirmation prompt
Creates $PROJECT/.grafbase if it does not exist when linking
Allows connector types to be extended (Grafbase Database)
Doesn't error on missing nullable objects in the GraphQL connector
Fixes a possible internal error when unlinking entities (Grafbase Database)
Removes the fallback to $PROJECT/.grafbase as the home directory if no specific home directory is specified and the user home directory can not be found
Fixes OIDC discovery URL handling containing path, enabling using Azure AD
Fixes an issue with live queries
Fixes a panic when running login and logout
Allows setting the location of the configuration directory by either setting --home (gb --home path/to/dir dev / login / create / ...) or the GRAFBASE_HOME environment variable
Stops manually initializing the environment when running reset

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