Hey Aleksander and Matthew, thanks for the advice!
So changing the mmcli output into key value pairs is on the table? I had three
different ways to get the current modem device for luci-proto-modemmanager, but
went head with parsing mmcli output ( :D ) since it seemed to be the most
straightfo
Hey!
> If your using c/c++ consider looking into the library ModemManager
> exposes, this is how mmcli works
> (https://cgit.freedesktop.org/ModemManager/ModemManager/tree/libmm-glib).
> It handles the dbus calls for you and just exposes some nice c code
> wrappers. In your case you should look at
Hey Nick,
> Is there a preferred way to get the signal information from modem manager
> periodically for the purposes of illuminating some LED’s? Currently I am
> running mmcli -m 0 and using grep to strip it down to just the number and
> taking action based on that value. (—signal-get is not
Hi Nick,
If your using c/c++ consider looking into the library ModemManager
exposes, this is how mmcli works
(https://cgit.freedesktop.org/ModemManager/ModemManager/tree/libmm-glib).
It handles the dbus calls for you and just exposes some nice c code
wrappers. In your case you should look at how '
Good day,
Is there a preferred way to get the signal information from modem manager
periodically for the purposes of illuminating some LED’s? Currently I am
running mmcli -m 0 and using grep to strip it down to just the number and
taking action based on that value. (—signal-get is not produci
