v0.2.0

First release under the name dockza. This project is a fork of
docktui v0.1.1 by Achraf El Fadili,
continued independently after upstream development stopped. See
NOTICE for full attribution.

Fixed

• Crash on startup when any container publishes no ports. The daemon sends
  Ports: null (rather than []) for such containers, and toContainerInfo
  mapped over it unguarded — so listContainers threw
  Cannot read properties of null (reading 'map') and the Stacks and Containers
  views showed nothing but the error. Ports, NetworkSettings.Networks and
  Names are now all null-tolerant. This affected every user with a portless
  container; it predates the fork and was present throughout 0.1.x.

Security

• Bumped dockerode 4.0.2 → 5.0.1, clearing all known advisories in the
  dependency tree (2 high in protobufjs, 2 moderate in uuid; npm audit
  now reports zero, with and without dev dependencies). dockerode 5.0.0's only
  breaking changes are dropping its uuid dependency and raising the minimum
  Node version, both of which this project already satisfies. @types/dockerode
  moves 3.3.x → 4.0.x to match.

Changed

• Renamed docktui → dockza. The binary, the window title, the header
  brand and the help-overlay title all now read dockza. Users of docktui
  should npm uninstall -g docktui and npm install -g dockza.app; there is no
  automatic migration path, but no configuration or state is carried between
  them, so nothing is lost.
• The npm package is published as dockza.app, not dockza. npm's
  automated typosquatting filter rejects the plain dockza name for being too
  similar to the unrelated docz package, so the published name matches the
  project homepage instead. This affects the install command only — the
  executable installed on PATH is still dockza.
• Repository moved to github.com/shandyba/dockza;
  homepage is now dockza.app.
• New logo and icon set under assets/ (logo.svg plus generated PNG, square,
  favicon and apple-touch variants). The previous docktui logo has been removed
  and is not carried into this fork.
• LICENSE now carries the copyright notices of both the original author and
  the fork maintainer, as MIT requires. A NOTICE file records the fork's
  origin, the former name, third-party dependency licenses and trademark
  attributions, and ships in the npm tarball alongside LICENSE.

Added

• Networks view — a fifth view (key 5, beneath Volumes) listing Docker
  networks with driver, scope, short ID, attached-container count, creation
  time, and an in-use / unused status badge. Press d to delete an unused
  network (confirm dialog); built-in (bridge / host / none) networks and
  any network with attached containers are guarded against deletion, consistent
  with the Images and Volumes views (a network is in use whenever a container is
  attached, running or stopped). Attached-container counts are keyed by network
  name (the stable identifier a container stores; a stopped container's endpoint
  ID can go stale after a daemon restart), so the count agrees with the
  Containers view.