python-wifi-survey-heatmap icon indicating copy to clipboard operation
python-wifi-survey-heatmap copied to clipboard

A Python application for Linux machines to perform WiFi site surveys and present the results as a heatmap overlayed on a floorplan

Results 12 python-wifi-survey-heatmap issues
Sort by recently updated
recently updated
newest added

Examples looked great & wished to try this out. ## Possible Bug Report Not sure if this is a bug or my own error. If this can be resolved great,...

Next time I do much work on this, I want to update all dependencies plus the Docker image and everything inside it, as well as the tox test environments. I...

## Bug Report When attempting to run the survey from Docker, X Display is not set. ### Version 0.2.1 (Docker) ### Installation Method Docker container (latest) ``` docker run \...

## Feature Request ### Feature Description Support for running under macOS with XQuartz (X11 window system for macOS) ### Installation Method I'm attempting to run in docker under macOS 14.1.2...

Please remove all of this template but the relevant section below, and fill in each item in that section. ## Bug Report Latest version of I am running wifi-survey in...

## Feature Request I wish there were a way to add options to the Iperf3 command that is used to measure up and down speeds. ### Feature Description For example,...

When running the script as root it fails to play the sound: ``` Connection failure: Connection refused pa_context_connect() failed: Connection refused ``` It looks like it is not possible to...

__IMPORTANT:__ Please take note of the below checklist, especially the first two items. # Pull Request Checklist - [x] All pull requests must include the Contributor License Agreement (see below)....

## Bug Report Chaotic swirls. I'm not sure what is going on with my test set, but this isn't right ### Version wifi-survey-heatmap version, as reported by ``wifi-survey-heatmap --version`` ```...

## Feature Request ### Feature Description Refactor the code to not do work on the UI thread. Gnome doesn't like this, and every 5 seconds I have to press "wait"...