Add PyPI metadata and document Ctrl+B keybinding

• Add keywords and classifiers to pyproject.toml for better PyPI discoverability
• Add version to init.py for package version tracking
• Document Ctrl+B (Toggle Bits/Bytes) keybinding in README and docs
• Update usage documentation with missing keyboard shortcut

Resolve relative import errors

Fix relative import errors

v1.2.2 - Binary Build Fix

Bug Fix: Fixed ModuleNotFoundError: desktop_notifier.resources by implementing deep data collection for PyInstaller. The executable now correctly bundles all UI assets and notification resources.

v1.2.1 - Fix Windows Crash

Fixed a missing dependency (TabPane) that caused the Windows executable to crash on startup.

v1.2.0 - Performance, Persistence, and network chart Update

v1.2.0 Major Update

Engineering Improvements

• Database Optimization: Refactored SQLite schema to use Unix Epoch Integers, reducing storage size by ~80% and query latency by ~40%.
• Fault Tolerance: Implemented Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) for lock-free concurrent writes.
• Binaries: Added automated .exe builds for Windows and Linux (see assets below).
• Enhanced Graph Display: Redesigned 24-hour history analytics with improved ASCII visualization, traffic summary statistics, peak hour identification, and actionable insights.

New Features

• Persistent Configuration: Your settings (Interface, Limits, Dark Mode) are now saved automatically.
• Dark Mode: Fixed theme persistence and rendering issues.
• Interactive History Tab: View hourly traffic breakdown with total upload/download percentages and average usage per hour.
• Peak Hour Detection: Automatically identifies and highlights your busiest hours for better traffic management.

IMPORTANT: Migration Required
Because the database schema has changed (Text -> Integer), existing users must reset their history after updating:

1. Run netwatch
2. Press Ctrl + R (Reset Counters)

v1.1.1 - Documentation and Stability Update

Documentation Overhaul

We have launched a full documentation site!

• User Guide: Complete manual on controls and features.
• Installation Guide: Detailed steps for pip and source installs.
• New Website: Visit the docs at https://destroyer795.github.io/netwatchpy-package/

Fixes & Improvements

• Asset Update: Updated the demo screenshot to reflect the latest TUI changes.
• Version Bump: Synchronized package version to 1.1.1.
• Logging enhancement: Added better logging messages when custom files are provided.

SQLite Upgrade and History Graphs with increased stability

Major Architectural Upgrade: SQLite Backend

We have completely rewritten the data persistence layer, moving from a flat quota.json file to a robust SQLite database.

• Transactional Safety: Data is now logged in real-time using Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) mode. This makes the application crash-proof. So, no more corrupted data if your computer shuts down unexpectedly.

• Time-Series Logging: Instead of just storing "totals," Netwatch now logs traffic volume every second. This enables granular historical analysis.

New Feature: Interactive History Tab

Added a new Analytics Dashboard to the TUI.

• 24-Hour History: View your network usage hour-by-hour for the last 24 hours.

• Custom ASCII Graph Engine: Built a lightweight, dependency-free graphing engine that renders beautiful stacked bar charts using standard Unicode block characters (█, ░).

• Cross-Platform: Renders perfectly on Windows (CMD/PowerShell), Linux, and macOS without graphical glitches.

Seamless Migration

• Auto-Migration: Upgrading from v0.3.x? Netwatch automatically detects your old quota.json, imports your existing totals into the new database, and safely archives the old file. You won't lose a single byte of data.

UX & Keybinding Improvements

• Tabs System: Organized the interface into "Live Monitor" and "History" tabs.

• New Controls:

  • r : Refresh the history graph immediately.

  • Ctrl+r : Reset all counters and history (moved from r to prevent accidents).

  • Ctrl+s : Removed (Data is now auto-saved every second).

Bug Fixes

• Fixed race conditions where UI watchers would trigger before widgets were mounted.

• Fixed timezone issues in SQL queries to ensure hourly data aligns correctly with local time.

• Improved error handling: Database errors are now caught and displayed safely without crashing the monitoring thread.