Rehan
Connecting to Multiple Wi-Fi Networks with Vintagenet
Hello Elixir community,
I hope this message finds you well. I’m currently working on a project where I need to connect to multiple Wi-Fi networks using Vintagenet in my Elixir application. While I’ve successfully connected to a single Wi-Fi network, I’m now facing the challenge of implementing the ability to switch between multiple Wi-Fi networks dynamically, similar to how it works on mobile devices or laptops.
I have few questions
- Is it possible to manage multiple Wi-Fi connections simultaneously with Vintagenet?
- If yes, what would be the recommended approach for dynamically switching between available Wi-Fi networks?
- Are there any best practices or examples available for handling multiple Wi-Fi connections in an Elixir application using Vintagenet?
Thanks
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LostKobrakai
Take a look at
It allows to dynamically connect to wifi networks.
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