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feat(desktop): traffic rate monitor support #1796

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What is the current behavior?

24-hour fixed data query.

What is the new behavior?

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This pull request introduces a new TimeRangeSelect component and integrates it into the TrafficMonitor view to allow users to select custom time ranges for monitoring traffic data. Additionally, it includes various style updates for the date-picker elements and translations for new time range labels.

New Component Integration:

Style Updates:

View Updates:

Translation Updates:

  • src/lang/common.ts: Added translations for new time range labels such as "Last 5 Minutes", "Last 30 Minutes", "Last 1 Hour", "Start Time", and "End Time".

Utility Updates:

@ysfscream ysfscream added enhancement New feature or request feature This pr is a feature desktop MQTTX Desktop labels Nov 1, 2024
@ysfscream ysfscream self-assigned this Nov 1, 2024
@ysfscream ysfscream added this to the v1.11.1 milestone Nov 1, 2024
@Red-Asuka Red-Asuka merged commit 7f38566 into main Nov 1, 2024
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@Red-Asuka Red-Asuka deleted the ysf/desktop branch November 1, 2024 14:36
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