main.c:4 WiFi scan result: SSIDs 10, arg 0x0, results:esp32_wifi.c:196 mgos_mongoose.c:66 New heap free LWM: 225528 main.c:4 WiFi scan result: SSIDs 8, arg 0x0, results: mgos_mongoose.c:66 New heap free LWM: 225728 mgos_mongoose.c:66 New heap free LWM: 227908
What do you call ? What do you get ? What did you do “manually” ? What is bss_info ? Do you get the correct result for ‘n’ and just a corrupt listing I’ve run the example on a ESP32 and the logs look strange the number of SSIDs found is correct, but only a handful are printed, and intertwined with other logs: main.c:17 Starting WiFi scan
Your code seems to be C++ and I don’t have the faintest idea on what STAILQ_NEXT() does. Would you care to explain what fails and what works ? Please describe your usage of the Mongoose-OS API, either in C or in mJS, in terms of what is documented here Your help is greatly appreciated! I really need your assistance. This is when we started noticing a few bugs. Worth mentioning is that we started our development with Ionic, but then shifted to Native.
Problem is when we hit the SSID listing API, it responds to an empty array every time. We have an SSID scanning code in mongoose and we have the API to list all available networks into the App. The issue that we are facing right now is in the SSID listing process when we want to connect and configure our device with the local WIFI. In short, the device uses Google Cloud in order for the user to communicate with the device, in this case, control an LED panel and turn on/off a small motor. My actions are: Connect to desired network from the scanned list of SSID’sĬurrently we’re building this IoT device using an ESP8266 (ESP-12F).My goal is: List available networks in the mobile application.
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