fix: extend time range for statistics retrieval to 90 minutes and enhance fallback logic for missing data, improving accuracy in data representation

extensions/Servers/Proxmox/Livewire/Statistics.php

@@ -1429,10 +1429,10 @@ class Statistics extends Component
         }
         
         if ($targetTime) {
-            // Find the statistic closest to the target time (within 30 minutes)
-            // Use database-agnostic approach
-            $minTime = $targetTime->copy()->subMinutes(30);
-            $maxTime = $targetTime->copy()->addMinutes(30);
+            // Find the statistic closest to the target time (within 90 minutes)
+            // Using 90 minutes to ensure we catch hourly statistics even with timing variations
+            $minTime = $targetTime->copy()->subMinutes(90);
+            $maxTime = $targetTime->copy()->addMinutes(90);
             
             $stats = ServerStatistics::where('server_id', $this->server->id)
                 ->whereBetween('DateTime', [$minTime, $maxTime])
@@ -1440,7 +1440,29 @@ class Statistics extends Component
                 ->get();
             
             if ($stats->isEmpty()) {
-                return null;
+                // Fallback: get the closest stat before or after target time
+                $closestBefore = ServerStatistics::where('server_id', $this->server->id)
+                    ->where('DateTime', '<=', $targetTime)
+                    ->orderBy('DateTime', 'desc')
+                    ->first();
+                    
+                $closestAfter = ServerStatistics::where('server_id', $this->server->id)
+                    ->where('DateTime', '>=', $targetTime)
+                    ->orderBy('DateTime', 'asc')
+                    ->first();
+                
+                if (!$closestBefore && !$closestAfter) {
+                    return null;
+                }
+                
+                if (!$closestBefore) return $closestAfter;
+                if (!$closestAfter) return $closestBefore;
+                
+                // Return whichever is closer
+                $diffBefore = abs($closestBefore->DateTime->diffInSeconds($targetTime));
+                $diffAfter = abs($closestAfter->DateTime->diffInSeconds($targetTime));
+                
+                return $diffBefore <= $diffAfter ? $closestBefore : $closestAfter;
             }
             
             // Find the closest one to target time (database-agnostic)