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66 lines
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# slskd Transfer Statistics
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A GUI tool to analyze upload and download statistics from your slskd transfers database.
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## Features
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- Analyzes uploads and downloads stored in the transfers.db database(s)
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- Automatically finds and combines data from multiple database files
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- Backwards compatible with both old and new database formats
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- Calculates total transfers, data transferred, and unique users
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- Shows average transfer speed and duration
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- Lists top users by data transferred
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- Shows statistics by file type
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- Filter statistics by time period (All time, Last month, Last year)
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- User-friendly graphical interface with summary and detailed tables
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## Requirements
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- Python 3.6+
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- SQLite3
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- PyQt5
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- matplotlib
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- mplcursors
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## Installation
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1. Clone or download this repository to your local machine
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2. Install dependencies: `pip3 install PyQt5 matplotlib mplcursors`
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3. Place your `transfers.db` file in the same directory as the script, or use the file browser to select database files
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## Usage
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```bash
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# Launch the GUI application
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python3 slskd_stats_gui.py
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```
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With the GUI, you can:
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- Select one or more database files using the file browser
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- Choose time period from dropdown (All time, Last month, Last year)
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- Set the number of top entries to display
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- View upload and download statistics side-by-side
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- See summary statistics and detailed tables for users and file types
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- **NEW**: Visual time series graphs showing transfer trends over time
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## Screenshots
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### Summary View
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### Visual Stats with Time Series Graphs
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## Database Compatibility
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This tool automatically detects and works with both:
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- **Old format**: Text-based `State` column
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- **New format**: Integer `State` + `StateDescription` columns
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## About
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This tool is designed to work with the `transfers.db` SQLite database created by [slskd](https://github.com/slskd/slskd), a Soulseek client daemon. It helps you understand your sharing patterns and track transfer statistics.
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## License
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MIT |