Docutaz: baixar versions anteriors

Docutaz 2.6.0
New
Backup and restore, built in — Dump and restore databases or collections from the server, database and collection context menus, using the MongoDB Database Tools (mongodump/mongorestore, plus mongoexport/mongoimport for single-collection JSON). Output as a directory, a gzipped archive or JSON. Docutaz finds the tools automatically (configured folder, environment variable, per-OS install dirs, PATH); the new Preferences → Database Tools folder points it at a custom location. Restores are treated as a mass write and go through the production write-guard. The Linux Flatpak bundles the tools, so there is nothing extra to install there.
Partial indexes — The index dialog gained a Partial filter field on the Advanced tab, so you can index only the documents matching a filter (e.g. { qty: { $gt: 0 } }).
Changed
The write-guard is quieter by default — On a guarded connection, only operations that can affect more than one document (or mass/structural ops like drop) prompt for confirmation; single-document edits and deletes now go through silently. A new preference restores prompting on single-document changes if you prefer the old behaviour.
Fixed
Windows: connections appearing to vanish after an upgrade — Launching from the installer's finish page ran the app elevated, so it read and wrote its config under the installing account's profile — an upgrading user saw an empty connection list while their connections sat untouched under their own ~/.Docutaz. The app is now started under the interactive user's own token. If you hit this on 2.5.0, your connections were never lost.
Creating an index failed even with valid input — The index dialog accepts shell syntax ({ sid: 1 }), but the code that ran the operation demanded strict JSON and rejected it with a parse error. Both now use the same parser. Editing an index that fails to recreate also restores the original with its full option set, rather than a bare one.
Copying a date produced an unusable string — Copy Value on a date now yields ISODate("2026-07-13T16:47:16.786Z") instead of the bare display text, so it round-trips into a query.
Legible text selection in the editor — Selection used the theme's divider grey, which washed out syntax colours on the light theme and nearly vanished on the dark one. It is now white-on-green, matching selection elsewhere in the app, and follows live light/dark switches.
Also: the welcome-tab wordmark no longer disappears on the dark theme, and the result-header toolbar buttons have breathing room between them.
Full Changelog: v2.5.0...v2.6.0

Docutaz 2.5.0
This release is a major visual and safety overhaul: a full flat, theme-driven UI with light/dark support, configurable fonts, smarter autocomplete, and several guards against accidental data loss.
✨ Highlights
A new, flat, theme-driven interface
- Light / Dark / System appearance — pick a theme in Preferences, or follow your OS automatically. The whole app (editor, results, chrome, dialogs) re-themes live at runtime without a restart.
- Flattened tabs, scrollbars, dialogs, and result panels; monochrome glyph icons; brand-green primary buttons across all dialogs; bundled Inter typeface.
- Themed editor and results canvas that track the active light/dark scheme.
Configurable typography
- Separate interface and editor fonts — the editor defaults to a monospace face, with a clearer editor-font row in Preferences.
Smarter editor autocomplete
- Instant local completion (operators, methods, collection names) with a debounced server-backed merge.
- Completes collection methods after getCollection("…").
Data-safety guards
- Confirm update/delete on guarded connections — mark connections (production by default) so destructive shell operations prompt before running; configurable in Preferences.
- Environment colors now use a distinct non-green palette (production red, staging amber, development blue, other violet), shown as an explorer badge, a query-tab strip, and an editor banner — so "this is production" is unmistakable and never confused with the green selection highlight.
- Red-filled confirmation dialogs for irreversible actions.
🐛 Fixes
- Multi-select delete no longer wipes the entire collection — deleting selected rows now targets only those documents.
- NumberDecimal values render correctly instead of always showing 0.0.
- mongosh path resolution — accepts a path pointing at the containing folder or one that omits .exe.
- Connection failures now report an actual connection error instead of a misleading "mongosh process not running".
- Windows installer sweeps a stray per-user shortcut on upgrade, preventing duplicate launcher entries.
- Preferences: the destructive-operation safety group is no longer clipped.
- Dropped the redundant style picker and surfaced Preferences directly in the menu.
🔧 Under the hood
- Dropped the deprecated Qt6 AA_EnableHighDpiScaling opt-in.
- Linux builds now depend on Qt6::Svg (libqt6svg6) for the new glyph icons.
Full Changelog: v2.4.0...v2.5.0

Docutaz 2.4.0
This release makes the query editor catch mistakes for you as you type, and lays the groundwork for Flatpak distribution.
✨ Highlights — inline syntax checking
The editor now flags structural JavaScript errors as you type, without running the query. Each problem shows up three ways: a red underline on the offending text, a ⚠️ warning marker in the editor gutter, and the exact message on hover.
It catches:
- Unbalanced or mismatched brackets — unclosed ( [ {, or a ] where a } was expected
- Missing commas between pipeline stages / array or object members (e.g. a { … }{ … } run)
- Missing values — a key with nothing after the colon: { name: }
- Missing colons — a key with no : before its value: { "foo" "bar" }, { foo 1 }, { $match { … } }
The checks are tuned for real MongoDB/mongosh usage and deliberately stay quiet on valid JavaScript — shorthand { foo }, methods, getters, spread { ...x }, computed keys, ternaries and statement blocks won't false-positive.
📦 Packaging
- Linux: Flatpak packaging groundwork — the app builds and runs as a Flatpak (KDE 6.8 runtime, bundled mongosh), continuously verified in CI. Flathub submission to follow.
🐛 Fixes
- Various GUI fixes.
Full Changelog: v2.3.0...v2.4.0

Docutaz 2.3.0
This release makes the query editor far more capable and adds two big data-movement features — export and copy.
✨ Highlights
A real query editor
- Format your query with one keystroke (Ctrl+Shift+F) or right-click → Format Code — Prettier-style, width-aware reflow that's safe (leaves the text untouched if it can't be reformatted cleanly).
- Code folding for { } / [ ] blocks, with indentation guides and a current-line highlight.
- Bracket-pair colorization (nested brackets cycle through colors), auto-closing brackets and quotes (with type-over, wrap-selection, and empty-pair backspace), and $-operator highlighting.
- MongoDB-aware syntax highlighting — db, find, aggregate, ObjectId, and friends stand out from plain JavaScript.
Export query results
- Export a result set — or an aggregation pipeline's output — to JSON, CSV, or Excel (.xlsx).
- JSON as a pretty array or line-delimited (JSONL); CSV/Excel with nested objects either as JSON text or flattened into dotted columns; typed Excel cells (real dates/numbers).
- Runs in the background; export respects your query's projection. Aggregations that write to a collection ($out/$merge) are refused so the source is never modified.
Copy results to another connection
- Copy the documents a query matched into another open connection / database / collection — ideal for pulling a slice of production data somewhere safe to debug.
- Preserves _id and skips duplicates (re-copy is safe), with optional drop target first and copy indexes. Writing into a production/staging-tagged connection requires a typed confirmation.
🛠 Improvements & fixes
- Reliability: bounded the driver's socket reads (socketTimeoutMS, tied to the shell timeout) so a stalled query can no longer wedge a connection and leave the toolbar stuck disabled — it now errors out and recovers on its own.
- Added a headless GUI test suite that runs in CI on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
📦 Install
- Windows: winget install Illimitable.Docutaz, or grab the installer from this release.
- Linux (x86_64 / arm64), macOS (Apple Silicon): download below. Requires mongosh (not bundled).
Full Changelog: v2.2.0...v2.3.0