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@Andreas-Menzel Andreas-Menzel released this 04 Jun 15:35
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We are excited to announce the initial release of InternetSpeedVisualizer, a powerful Python tool designed to visualize and analyze your Internet speed data.

New Features 馃帀

  • Visualize Internet Speeds: Using this script, you can create line graphs to better understand your internet speed trends over time.
  • CSV File Input: The tool reads data from a .csv file generated by InternetSpeedLogger.
  • Image Output: The graph can be saved as a .png file at the location you specify, or it defaults to a unique filename in your system's temporary directory.
  • Adjustable Graph Dimensions: You can set the width and height of the output image in inches.
  • ISP Speed Indicators: The tool lets you input the maximum download and upload speeds promised by your ISP. It then marks these levels on your graph to help you see how often your internet speeds are reaching their promised levels.
  • Interactive Graph (Optional): If you'd prefer to manipulate the graph interactively, there's an option for that too!

Getting Started 馃殌

You can install the InternetSpeedVisualizer via pip:

pip install InternetSpeedVisualizer

For usage details, please refer to our README.
Thank you! 馃挅

Looking Forward 馃敪

We're just getting started with InternetSpeedVisualizer, and we look forward to making it even more powerful and easier to use. Please feel free to suggest enhancements or report bugs on our GitHub repository.

We hope you find InternetSpeedVisualizer v1.0.0 useful!