Closes #32. Implemented std::error for the custom Error type and implemented the Display Trait for it as well.

Right now wifiscanner::Error does not implement std::error::Error. There is no reason why it couldn't and it would help interoperability with other crates.

Will merge, tests are still passing 🙂 thanks!

When a new tag is created, a specific deploy job is triggered. It deploys the lib to crates.io (you need to add the CRATES_TOKEN) and creates a new release based on that tag.

Closes #39

Acceptance criteria

• must be part of the existing CI GitHub Workflow
• should use GitHub Action secrets (no hard coding of API token)
• should generate GitHub releases

I'll need to work with you to add the secret token, so please @ me when you're ready to test

I'll merge and give it a go. This is brilliant and thanks @reime005!

Hey there, saw your Hacktoberfest issue and replaced the CI badge (Fixes #38).

Hint: the URL format is https://github.com/<user>/<repo>/workflows/<name of workflow>/badge.svg

Acceptance criteria

• does not break the build (the CI GitHub Action Workflow)
• does not change the formatting of the README.md dramatically i.e. no auto-formatting, please

I will provide guidance and help (including how to use Git and/or GitHub) just @ me.

Simply adding the derive to the Wifi struct (Fixes #35).

Recommend implementing Clone for Wifi. I'm having to create my own struct that copies data from this one instead.

@dnaka91 sorry for the delay, will be reviewing this PR over the weekend.

@dnaka91 sorry for the delay, will be reviewing this PR over the weekend.

@reime005 done, sorry for the delay I'll be reviewing this PR (thank you) this weekend.

@Geshii updated the acceptance criteria, let me know if that's enough info.

Background

Copied from WiFilocation's README.

Since July 2018, Google's conditions for Maps APIs have changed. You have to assign a billing method to it so that you are able to use it. Check more information here: https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/pricing/. Be careful about number of request you make using this library. There is a free tier but you know this can change in any moment. I am not responsible of billing cost caused by use of Google API.

Acceptance criteria

• Configurable i.e. Google API credentials should not be hardcoded
• Secrets (Google API credentials) can be in the form of environment variables or a new config file
• Must include tests
• Use existing libraries to
  • parse config files and/or environment variables
  • make HTTP requests (async a bonus)

Additional information

• README for WiFilocation

@dependabot rebase

Background

Here's what the generic GitHub Open Graph logo looks like in Twitter:

Basically new users of wifiscanner have to endure my face to use the software. 😭

Let's give them something different!

Acceptance criteria

• Images should be at least 640×320px (1280×640px for best display).

Taken from the GitHub settings section for "Social Preview", you can use this template to ensure the image doesn't get cropped: template

Add a small section to the README to help existing contributors update their local clone to reflect the new default branch name.

Add a small section to the README to help existing contributors update their local clone to reflect the new default branch name.

Background

@worr did great work on this PR #11 unfortunately because of my tardiness, the PR fell behind recent changes. We need someone to resume their great work and get OpenBSD support.

Acceptance Critieria

• Must pass the checks for the GitHub Workflow CI (we're going to phase out support for Travis CI).
• Add tests that don't require OpenBSD, alternative update the GitHub Workflow CI to include OpenBSD in the build matrix

Acceptance criteria:

• must be part of the existing CI GitHub Workflow
• should use GitHub Action secrets (no hard coding of API token)

I'll need to work with you to add the secret token, so please @ me when you're ready to test

Hint: the URL format is https://github.com/<user>/<repo>/workflows/<name of workflow>/badge.svg

Acceptance criteria:

• does not break the build (the CI GitHub Action Workflow)
• does not change the formatting of the README.md dramatically i.e. no auto-formatting, please

@schlefix I'm going to add this to Hactoberfest. Ideally, but not required for the first iteration this should be a generic solution that means contributors can add language support without diving into code. So this would involve the use of an internationalisation crate.

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#107 #125

Folks,

Azure PostgreSQL certificates are changing on October 26th: Link

Previously to setup PgBouncer I've used the following config:

server_tls_sslmode = verify-ca
server_tls_ca_file = /etc/root.crt

I created root.crt by performing the following

sudo curl -LO https://www.digicert.com/CACerts/BaltimoreCyberTrustRoot.crt
sudo openssl x509 -inform DER -in BaltimoreCyberTrustRoot.crt -text -out /etc/root.crt

source: Steps to install and setup PgBouncer connection pooling proxy with Azure DB for PostgreSQL

From what I've understood with respect to the up and coming certificate change I need to create a bundle of certs by merging the following PEMs:

• https://www.digicert.com/CACerts/BaltimoreCyberTrustRoot.crt.pem
• https://cacerts.digicert.com/DigiCertGlobalRootG2.crt.pem

So I've tried the following:

curl -LO https://www.digicert.com/CACerts/BaltimoreCyberTrustRoot.crt.pem
curl -LO https://cacerts.digicert.com/DigiCertGlobalRootG2.crt.pem
sudo cat BaltimoreCyberTrustRoot.crt.pem DigiCertGlobalRootG2.crt.pem > /etc/azure.postgresql.pem

I've updated my pgbouncer.ini to reflect the cert name change:

server_tls_ca_file = /etc/azure.postgresql.pem

I've restarted the server and it looks like this is working

2020-09-18 11:25:53.095 29995 LOG S-0x559ef546dff0: db/user@host@ip:5432 new connection to server (from ip:port)                                                                                                                            
2020-09-18 11:25:53.103 29995 LOG S-0x559ef546dff0: db/user@host@ip:5432 SSL established: TLSv1.2/ECDH
E-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384/ECDH=prime256v1/OCSP=good

I've got a couple of questions:

• Did I correctly create the bundle cert (presumably this allows PgBouncer to try both certs and will handle the transition smoothly on the 26th)?
• What format of certificates does PgBouncer accepts - I've looked at the root.crt that was generated using openssl and the PEM files. The root.crt has a lot more information in addition to the public key from the BaltimoreCyberTrustRoot cert.
• How does server_tls_sslmode = verify-ca work if the server_tls_ca_file is omitted from the config file?

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It would be great if this crate contained a binary file that could be called from the commandline. As a first step, we could use the example here and put that into src/bin/main.rs. This way, users could simple cargo install wifiscanner and call wifiscanner to get a list of networks.

This adds very rudimentary support to print the output of wifiscanner to the commandline. As of now, this is simply a bin/main.rs file that iterates over all networks and prints them in order.

The binary can then be installed with cargo install via crates.io to streamline the user-experience.

Thanks for this PR, sorry for the slow response!

Will try to see if this workaround still works: #24008