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VoltGuard 0.1.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 16 Sep 08:18
· 25 commits to main since this release

First release. Signed with the DevWizardHQ stable identity and not
notarized
, so on first launch macOS asks you to allow it through
System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway.

Added

  • Monitoring engine over IOKit IOPowerSources, event driven with a coalescing
    interval timer, so plugging in registers immediately while rule evaluation
    still honours the configured interval.
  • Alert rules as a list rather than a fixed low/high pair: each has a
    threshold, direction, power condition, channels, repeat policy and release
    margin, and can be added, renamed, retuned or deleted.
  • Latching with a release margin and a rule/generation/power-session
    deduplication key, so a battery hovering on a threshold cannot spam alerts.
  • Notification, sound, voice and dialog channels, chosen per rule. Sound rides
    on the notification when both are enabled, so one alert makes one sound.
  • Menu bar status item with pause/resume, Check Now, an alerts toggle, and an
    icon that changes shape rather than only colour.
  • Settings across eight tabs, each control with Reset to Default.
  • Monitoring schedules, including windows that cross midnight.
  • SQLite history, charging sessions, statistics, charts, an alert log, and
    CSV/JSON/TXT export with configurable retention.
  • First-launch onboarding, launch at login through SMAppService, and
    sleep/wake handling that does not replay dismissed alerts.
  • Structured logging with rotation, and a diagnostic report the user reads
    before anything leaves the machine.
  • Sparkle 2 updates with an EdDSA-signed appcast and stable/beta channels.
  • voltguard-selftest, a headless binary that exercises the real IOKit,
    SQLite and alerting stack and exits non-zero on failure.
  • Universal binary packaging, a designed DMG, inside-out code signing,
    optional notarization, and CI that builds, tests and launches the signed app
    before anything can be published.
  • A documentation site published to GitHub Pages alongside the appcast.