Minor Update for macOS only

• Updated to allow switching between HTTPS and HTTP URI schemes in macOS version

SearchOps is Open-Source, changes can be seen on Github - mccaffers/search-ops, this is main commit 8fb238a / tag 3.1.1

https://github.com/mccaffers/search-ops/releases/tag/3.1.1

Minor Update

• Bug fixes to resolve date parsing failures when input strings don’t match the single expected format, making the date utilities more flexible for handling various API responses and user inputs.

SearchOps is Open-Source, changes can be seen on Github - mccaffers/search-ops, this is main commit 8f141ed / tag 3.1

https://github.com/mccaffers/search-ops/releases/tag/3.1

SearchOps is now completely Open Source!

The entire application source code is available on GitHub, including all UI components, business logic, and features for authenticating and querying ElasticSearch & OpenSearch instances. I’m sharing Search Ops with a Convenience Pricing Model - the complete source code is freely available on Github, providing transparency, with pre-built versions are available on the App Store for a small fee, provioding the convenience of quick install and automatic updates.

This update includes a number of fixes when parsing large JSON objects.

https://github.com/mccaffers/search-ops/releases/tag/3.0

Minor Update

• Updating screenshots and videos on Apple App Store

Minor Update

• Fixed a minor bug, the default date field would override the sort field

SearchOps lets you query Elasticsearch/Opensearch from your iPhone/iPad, and now with v2, a macOS version written natively in Swift to complement the iOS build. One application, One Purchase, Multiple Platforms, No tracking/analytics and No In App Payments.

This release contains a range of new features, bug fixes and a new platform (macOS)!

• Recent Searches - Searches are saved allowing you to quickly return to a previous search. A view appears when you launch the app to jump back in.
• Refresh Timer - Set a timer to refresh your search at a set frequency (1 second, 5 seconds etc.)
• Default Date Range - Refactored the UI to move the Date Field and the Date Range next to each other and if there is only one date field, to select it and default to the last 15 minutes.
• Developed a native macOS version 🎉 to complement the iOS version. The macOS shares the same business logic hosted on Github and is entirely written in Swift.

This release focuses on improving the internal operations of the application, fixing multiple bugs and preparing the codebase to support macOS.

• Fixed multiple issues when parsing json objects with nested arrays.
• Keychain operations updated to support a future macOS version
• Refactored the User Interface for a cohesive color palette, and adjusted the layout to simplify user navigation
• Open source packages, realm-swift, swift-collections and SwiftyJSON updated to their latest versions
• Increased test coverage with more search responses, over 80% of the application unit tested and results viewable on SonarCloud (link via Github)
• Business Logic: #7ab8304 [Github]
• UI Presentation Layer: #2c7ac20s

• Fixed a bug when querying with a date range.
  • The datetime string formatter was not passing along the time zone, so search with a date range returned incorrect results.
  • Queries with a Date Range now pass along ISO 8601 UTC offsets correctly (such as +01:00 or -08:00).
• Update internal dependencies, realm-swift, swift-collections, and SwiftyJSON to latest versions
• Business Logic: #2cdbb97 [Github]
• UI Presentation Layer: #6480410

• This update adds support for hosts with self signed certificates. You can now toggle “Self-Signed TLS/SSL Certificate” in the Add/Edit Host View to connect to servers which have self signed certificates.
• Business Logic: #239d5e8 [Github]

• Fixed an issue with using a host url and port. The host did not previously form a valid url when using a custom port. This has now been fixed.
• Business Logic: #360ae31 [Github]

• Improvements behind the scenes to ensure the Host screen does not crash when deleting a host. This only occured if there was multiple hosts in the list to render. This has now been fixed.
• Updated realm-swift to 10.45.3
• Business Logic: #c6c2765 [Github]

• There was a scenario where an empty nested object in JSON would cause the application to crash (eg. _source.data:{}). The application would generate an exception when trying to determine the type of an empty object causing the application to crash. This has now been fixed.
• Updated realm-swift to 10.45.2
• Business Logic: #70221f6 [Github]

• Fixed an issue in the host detail page which static text instead of showing the correct host url
• Add code to protect the app from large plain text error message. Now, up to 100 characers will be rendered when a non-JSON response is received
• Updated unit tests to test the above
• Business Logic: #6f99b9a [Github]

• Updated to support iPad
• Refactoring of backend logic

• Added a JSON view when looking at individual documents
• Updated internal Realm Database to v10.42.2
• Refactored backend unit tests

• Refactoring the business logic behind the scenes
• Business Logic #b76efe0
• UI Presentation Layer #0aca46f

• Updated labels for readability
• Refactored the backend code with more unit tests
• Added video previews

• Updated the text in Settings for readability

• Initial Release