Early implementation of friendly names. This be aware that this writes a new table to your plexWatch database.

Note: To edit friendly name, go to user page and click the pencil icon next to the user name. Currently only works on home stats and user info page.
Adjust some table styling issues.
Fix bug with user IP modal details not showing.
Fix users default list order.

plexpy/plexwatch.py

@@ -660,11 +660,14 @@ class PlexWatch(object):
             elif 'top_users' in stat:
                 top_users = []
                 try:
-                    query = 'SELECT user, COUNT(id) as total_plays, MAX(time) as last_watch ' \
-                            'FROM %s ' \
-                            'WHERE datetime(stopped, "unixepoch", "localtime") >= datetime("now", "-%s days", "localtime") ' \
-                            'GROUP BY user ' \
-                            'ORDER BY total_plays DESC LIMIT 10' % (self.get_history_table_name(), time_range)
+                    s = self.get_history_table_name()
+                    query = 'SELECT user, (case when friendly_name is null then user else friendly_name end) as friendly_name,' \
+                            'COUNT(' + s + '.id) as total_plays, MAX(time) as last_watch ' \
+                            'FROM ' + s + ' ' \
+                            'LEFT OUTER JOIN plexpy_users ON ' + s + '.user = plexpy_users.username ' \
+                            'WHERE datetime(stopped, "unixepoch", "localtime") >= datetime("now", "-' + time_range + ' days", "localtime") '\
+                            'GROUP BY ' + s + '.user ' \
+                            'ORDER BY total_plays DESC LIMIT 10'
                     result = myDB.select(query)
                 except:
                     logger.warn("Unable to open PlexWatch database.")
@@ -673,8 +676,9 @@ class PlexWatch(object):
                 for item in result:
                     thumb = self.get_user_gravatar_image(item[0])
                     row = {'user': item[0],
-                           'total_plays': item[1],
-                           'last_play': item[2],
+                           'friendly_name': item[1],
+                           'total_plays': item[2],
+                           'last_play': item[3],
                            'thumb': thumb['user_thumb']
                     }
                     top_users.append(row)
@@ -875,6 +879,24 @@ class PlexWatch(object):
                   'series': [series_1_output]}
         return output
 
+    def set_user_friendly_name(self, user=None, friendly_name=None):
+        if user and friendly_name:
+            myDB = db.DBConnection()
+
+            control_value_dict = {"username": user}
+            new_value_dict = {"friendly_name": friendly_name}
+
+            myDB.upsert('plexpy_users', new_value_dict, control_value_dict)
+
+    def get_user_friendly_name(self, user=None):
+        if user:
+            myDB = db.DBConnection()
+
+            query = 'select friendly_name FROM plexpy_users WHERE username = "%s"' % user
+            result = myDB.select_single(query)
+
+            return result
+
     # Taken from:
     # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18066269/group-by-and-aggregate-the-values-of-a-list-of-dictionaries-in-python
     @staticmethod