v0.0.15
Diagrid Dev Dashboard
A local dashboard for Dapr developers that offers a live view of everything Dapr running on your machine, plus guided builders for authoring Dapr component files and resiliency policies. v0.0.15 turns the read-only Subscriptions page into an interactive dev tool — publish test messages straight to a topic — and can now be installed with go install.
What's new
📨 Publish test messages from the Subscriptions page
- Each subscription row now has a Publish button that opens a dialog to send a real message to the topic through the app's own sidecar. Edit the JSON (or text) payload, choose a content-type, and optionally set
ttlInSecondsorrawPayloadunder Advanced. - On success you get a direct link to the app's logs to watch the message get handled; daprd errors (unknown pub/sub component, empty topic, …) are surfaced inline. The button is disabled when the app's sidecar isn't reachable.
🔎 Richer subscription insights
- Added a Type column (declarative vs programmatic) and dropped the always-empty Scopes column.
- Multi-rule subscriptions now expand inline to show each routing rule's match expression → path.
Install & run
One-liner (macOS / Linux):
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard/main/scripts/install.sh | shWindows (PowerShell):
iwr -useb https://raw.githubusercontent.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iexGo (≥ 1.26):
go install github.com/diagridio/dev-dashboard@v0.0.15
go installnames the binary after the module path, so it producesdev-dashboard, notdiagrid-dev-dashboard— rename it afterwards or use the install script above.
Container:
docker pull ghcr.io/diagridio/dev-dashboard:0.0.15Run:
diagrid-dev-dashboard # serves http://localhost:9090 and opens your browserSingle self-contained binary — the React frontend is embedded via go:embed, so there are no runtime dependencies. This release's tag commit ships the prebuilt UI so go install works without a frontend build step. Prebuilt archives for macOS and Linux (amd64 + arm64) and Windows (amd64) are attached below, and the multi-arch container image is on GHCR.