TODO
Short Term
- server processing time support for sql console
- proper ddl/commits handling in sql console
Long Term
- Major Output/Logs cleanup
- MacOS and Linux builds (help needed!)
- “Save the connection details” option
- Save the encripted passwords
- Single-point event markers (star, round, arrow, etc)
- Asynchronous network calls for charts
Changelog
0.8 Plotva (17.07.2021)
- switch to statistis server telemetry feature (ess)
- result set autorefresh feature (experimental)
- major upgrade of the python/qt technology stack
- minor interface improvements here and there
0.7 poehali GL (12.04.2021)
- full gas sql console support, give it a try! <-
- resurrected import of nameserver_history.trc
- layout feature: same sql tabs open after the restart
0.6 EVH (10.10.2020)
- gantt KPIs type support
- chart legend now available
- minor improvements and fixes
0.5 poehali (12.04.2020)
- sql console (experimental mode only)
- custom KPIs available as standard feature
- bug and crash fixes
- minor interface improvements
0.45 (23.09.2019)
- built-in screenshot feature
- chart performance improvements
- custom KPIs support (experimental mode)
0.4 beta (01.09.2019)
- now full support of sample unit / display unit and “per sample” kpis (like Network In/Out)
- now zoom with ctrl+mouse scroll
- can check for the last version in “About”
- some crashes fixed
0.3 beta (12.08.2019)
- Auto Refresh Feature
- Y-Scale grid
- Fixed some bugs exceptions
- Major Reconnect Clean Up
- Old Revisions support (with no KPI style definitions, <= ~1.00.122.18)
0.2 beta (2019-07-25)
- All KPI metrics available now, based on m_load_history_info
- Proper connection errors handling, reconnect functionality
- Connection dialog saves last connection details
- Clean up of reconnect procedure
- Single click triggers chart redraw, without data refresh
- Copy current timestamp feature: right mouse click on the chart
- Configurable keep-alive requests: keepalive option in config.yaml
- Fixed some exceptions (bogus date format, etc)
01. alpha (2019-07-15)
00. initial (2019-05-02)
- The first code line put to test if Qt will be any good for charts.