ToFScope 0.1.3

The top bar now links to the ToFScope documentation and GitHub repository; the documentation is also available from the footer. Contextual help has been reviewed and rewritten for clarity and current controls.

ToFScope 0.1.2

Highlights

• Explore now initially selects the strongest stored spectral peak at or above m/z 20, falling back to the available peaks when none meet that threshold.
• Scientific labels now use m/z consistently; peak identification and 3D intensity controls have clearer names. Isotope measurements are marked pre-alpha.
• The new ToFScope documentation site provides illustrated guides for analysis, calibration, identification, 3D views, saving, and raw preparation, along with deployment and developer guidance.
• The service can rebind its port promptly after closed connections on non-Windows systems.

Command-line change

tofscope doctor now prints a short human-readable status by default. Use tofscope doctor --json to obtain the detailed JSON report previously printed by default; update scripts that parse the output.

ToFScope 0.1.1

This release adds the project README to the PyPI package description, including links to the public documentation and screenshots. The README also links to PyPI and shows how to install ToFScope from it.

ToFScope 0.1.0

First ToFScope release for exploring TOFexplorer acquisitions locally.

• Explore ion images, mass spectra, depth profiles, and 3D views.
• Define and compare signals, calibrate depth, and identify isotope candidates.
• Save analyses as new HDF5 copies without changing the original acquisition.

ToFScope is in alpha. Self-hosted multi-user and container deployment remain under development. See the installation and user guides for setup and current limitations.