Quickshell.Network NetworkManager backend #96
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Why are we linking nm? Should be entirely over dbus |
This reverts commit 8679f79.
NMWireless will be a property of Device (if DeviceType==Wifi). In the future if many org.freedesktop.networkmanager.Device.* are implemented, we can use the factory pattern to create an NMDevice with its subdevice properties and methods.
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I'm not sure what stage of development you're at here and haven't checked code yet, but just so we're clear I'd like to expose this under I don't think I've made that clear so far. (If you've got any questions, @ me here or in the matrix/discord) |
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Access point objects shouldn't be provided to the user. Instead, we should expose WifiNetworks which represent a set of APs with the same SSID. A WifiNetwork signal represents the maximum signal of its APs.
LastScan is still relevant to the NetworkManager backend to set the scanning state to false (completed), but doesn't need to be exposed to the frontend and isn't available in other backends
Added adapters to the Settings and Settings.Connections NetworkManager interfaces. Fixed the NetworkBackend constructor to wait for the ready status of each backend before trying the next.
Adds NMWirelessManager which merges identical NMWirelessNetworks (groups of APs with the same SSID) and NMConnectionAdapters (saved connection settings to wifi networks), and creates WifiNetworks on the frontend. The manager takes a similar approach to plasma-nm and nm-applet. Adds utilities to determine a connections security type and a networks best choice for security, in sync with nm_utils_security_valid from nmcli.
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Really looking forward to this one! :) |
Removes the NMWirelessManager and moves its functionality to the NMWirelessDevice, which now extends NMDevice. NMWirelessNetworks hold all of the state of the APs and connections and signals the best settings for connection.
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Still missing a secret agent for networks that require passwords. I've tested with nm-applet as the agent and everything seems to work. I completely separated the frontend and backend objects, with some nm-specific members in the frontend. Happy to do multi-backend in a different style though. I think this is enough features (+ agent) for most WiFi use cases, but there's a ton more functionality to add in the future:
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Network service and NetworkManager backend.
Just the basics to: