Dorothea 2.0.1: Enhancements and Dependency Updates

Patch for release version 2.0.0

Includes the restructuring of the Dorothea main script (core) for improved organization. Corrections to the singleton class implementation, along with updates to the Alpine base image (to version 3.19) and the geckodriver package (to version 0.34), enhance performance and compatibility. Aesthetic adjustments enhance the script output, while added functionality ensures waiting for exporter startup to prevent any loss of flow during the bootstrap process. Updated docstrings and README provide clearer guidance for users.

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.0.1

Dorothea 2.0.0: A More User-Friendly Approach

This update introduces significant enhancements to Dorothea.

Consolidating Changes from Forked Repository by @Guillermo-N in #1

Deployment has been streamlined by reducing dependencies and improving compatibility across various UNIX systems. The elimination of Docker Compose simplifies setup, while removing the router component enhances flexibility, enabling users to operate without constraints of fixed distributions or Ubuntu versions. Moreover, the user interface and workflow have been revamped to ensure a seamless and standardized experience, optimizing performance in diverse environments. Additionally, the repository has been restructured, prioritizing the migration of code to Python, enhancing maintainability and reducing complexity for users.

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v2.0.0

Legacy Preservation: Dorothea Project First Implementation

The first version of the Dorothea project represents the initial implementation of our experiment in constructing a tool for network traffic capture and export. Although this version was an experiment, we've decided to keep it documented and tagged so that users who have utilized it in projects or for studies can still reference and make use of it.