simply_wifi 1.0.4

A simplified version of the Wifi Iot package to make connecting, disconnecting and a lot of things related to wifi easier in flutter.

Simply Wifi Flutter

A simplified version of the Wifi Iot package. ( This is a wrapper for the https://pub.dev/packages/wifi_iot package )

Here's the github repository link: https://github.com/p32929/simply_wifi_flutter Feel free to star, fork and send pull requests. You're welcome.

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How to use

First of all:

• You need to set the compileSdkVersionand targetSdkVersion to 28 in android/app/build.gradle ( or you may call it the App Level Gradle file )
• It won't work properly in v29 ( Android 10 or above )

Initialize the package

SimplyWifi.init();

You MUST call the init() function before calling any other functions in this package. By initializing, you will also be asked for the location permission.

Turn on wifi dynamically

SimplyWifi.turnOnWifi();

Turn off wifi dynamically

SimplyWifi.turnOffWifi();

Get the list of Wifis

List<WifiNetwork> _wifiNetworks = SimplyWifi.getListOfWifis();

Connect a wifi from _wifiNetworks list by index

int indexNumber = 0;
String passwordOfTheWifi = "I-dont-know";
SimplyWifi.connectWifiByIndex(indexNumber, password: passwordOfTheWifi);

After you call the getListOfWifis(), it gives you a List of WiFis around you. Now, if you want to connect any of the wifi, from the list, you can just pass the index number of the List element & it will connect the wifi. Notice that, if the Wifi is secured, you have to pass the password parameter.

Connect a wifi by its name ( SSID )

String wifiName = "WifiName";
SimplyWifi.connectWifiByName(wifiName, password: passwordOfTheWifi);

Notice that, if the Wifi is secured, you have to pass the password parameter.

Disconnect the wifi

SimplyWifi.disconnectWifi();

Forget wifi by its name ( SSID )

SimplyWifi.forgetWifiByWifiName(wifiName);

Forget a wifi from _wifiNetworks list by index

SimplyWifi.forgetWifiByIndex(index)

Footnote

All the functions ( except SimplyWifi.disconnectWifi() ) returns a future. So, you can call them like this:

SimplyWifi.anyFunctionMentionedABove(necessaryParameters).then((value){
  // do something when done
})

or

await SimplyWifi.anyFunctionMentionedAbove(necessaryParameters);
// do something when done

Thanks

I hope, you will enjoy using the library. Feel free to contribute codes.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2020 Fayaz Bin Salam

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