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I'd like to have a termux-wifi-scan command to actively trigger the OS to start a wifi scan. This would make termux-wifi-scaninfo more powerful, as one could grant that the last scan happened in recent past. Currently, sometimes termux-wifi-scaninfo shows wifis I did not see for several minutes (up to 15 min).
Reference implementation
Have you checked if the feature is accessible through the Android API?
in the Android API there is the startScan() method. It is deprecated since API 28, though I know it is used by some Wifi scanners, e.g. WiFiAnalyzer.
I can only test it on Android 10 and for me it works. It seems like it is not yet removed from the Android API.
Do you know of other open-source apps that has a similar feature as the one you want? (Provide links)
Feature description
I'd like to have a
termux-wifi-scan
command to actively trigger the OS to start a wifi scan. This would maketermux-wifi-scaninfo
more powerful, as one could grant that the last scan happened in recent past. Currently, sometimestermux-wifi-scaninfo
shows wifis I did not see for several minutes (up to 15 min).Reference implementation
Have you checked if the feature is accessible through the Android API?
Do you know of other open-source apps that has a similar feature as the one you want? (Provide links)
Scanner.update()
.I assume it is not very likely to add a feature based on a deprecated API call. Anyway, I think it is worth giving it a try.
Thanks in advance ;)
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