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Return the network after connecting
See original GitHub issueHii there,
node-wifi has the wifi.connect() method but this only returns anything if it there is an error.
When I manually tried connecting using the following command, however, I can get some more information (most notably, the interface used).
$ nmcli -w 10 device wifi connect REDACTED password REDACTED Device ‘wlp2s0’ successfully activated with ‘REDACTED’.
Would it be an option to return the connection (things like ssid, bssid, iface etc. etc.) so we can extract some information that might be handy?
Right now what I do is wifi.connect(), wait for the connection to be finished then run wifi.getCurrentConnections(), wait for that to finish then do some additional checks so I can get the exact interface used.
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I haven’t worked on it lately (mainly because I’ve forgotten about it since the app that I built using this hasn’t been of much use for me since I don’t travel by public transit a lot anymore)…
I do agree that having a separate call might be a better thing as well.
That would indeed be a suiting alternative yes 😃