What's New In Directus 10.5

Today we are releasing Directus 10.5, packed with exciting new features, tooling, and general bug fixes and optimizations!

Full Release of Our New SDK

After weeks of hard work, we are delighted to release our new JavaScript SDK. With the new SDK, you can expect:

• Proper type-safety and improved reliability in your projects.

• Modular importable functions, allowing you to reduce your build size.

• Support for Directus Realtime, empowering real-time communication and collaboration within your applications.

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all the community members who actively participated in our events, provided invaluable feedback, and joined our Discord chats. Your contribution has been instrumental in shaping our new SDK.

▶ Getting Started with the Directus SDK

An Improved Directus API Reference

Directus has nearly 200 endpoints for working with your data, files, and projects. As part of this release, we have revamped our API reference with a host of improvements.

It's now easier to toggle between different examples for an endpoint - whether you use REST, GraphQL, or our SDK. All endpoints now include snippets for our new SDK, so you can get started quicker.

This seemingly small update required a significant amount of effort, and we hope it is a nice quality-of-life improvement to devs using Directus.

Supabase File Storage Adapter

Thanks to a fantastic contribution from Matt, we are excited to introduce the Supabase storage driver for Directus. This integration allows you to leverage Supabase Storage while still managing your files through Directus. Configuration details are provided in our docs to help you get started.

So Much More

In an effort to keep these posts short, we only highlight the must-know updates, but this release has dozens of bug fixes, optimizations, and improvements. You can grab Directus 10.5 right now on npm and Docker Hub, and it'll hit Directus Cloud next week.