On Wed, Apr 25, 2018 at 8:58 AM, Tom Early <n7tae@...> wrote:
Yes, sure. We could install it as a separate make installweb and
uninstallweb. Let's put all necessary files in a subdirectory
(called web or html?). If anything needs to be configured by the
user, make sure that config file is not included. A template can
be provided, like I do with qn.cfg, gwys.txt and dtmf. That way,
the users never have trouble with a "git pull" because they have
changed a repository file.
Is there any
interest in me sharing an extremely simple web page Python script
which displays the node callsign, frequency, IP address and linked
reflector?
It could be bundled as part of the installer using a PR against
the main repo, it only uses Python3 and modules in the stdlib and
provides a visual reminder of what reflector the hotspot is
connected to.
I have plans to expand it to include some additional stuff, but I
wrote it just to display in a web page for when I'm only half
paying attention to the radio at work.