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| # Organize the public surface into focused namespaces so consumers | ||
| # access helpers via `quantalytics.metrics`, `quantalytics.stats`, `quantalytics.charts`, and `quantalytics.reports`. | ||
| # access helpers via `quantalytics.analytics`, `quantalytics.charts`, and `quantalytics.reports`. | ||
| from . import analytics as analytics | ||
| from . import charts as charts | ||
| from . import metrics as metrics | ||
| from . import stats as stats | ||
| from . import reporting as reports | ||
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| __all__ = ["metrics", "stats", "charts", "reports"] | ||
| __all__ = ["analytics", "charts", "reports"] |
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The commit deletes the quantalytics.metrics and quantalytics.stats packages and drops their exports from the top-level module, leaving only the new analytics namespace. Any existing user code importing quantalytics.metrics or quantalytics.stats will now raise ModuleNotFoundError even though the project version only advances from 0.1.1 to 0.1.2. Unless the release is intentionally a breaking change, a thin compatibility module (or a deprecation shim) is needed to avoid silently breaking all consumers that rely on the previous import path.
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