WifiQr release 0.0.8

This release contains a refactoring of the existing code, breaking up WifiQr into different sections internally.

Some work has been done to push the library towards slightly more idiomatic Rust for ease of use. Where possible, some errors are bubbled up to allow callers to make better decisions on how to handle errors.

WifiQr release 0.0.7

This version changes the behavior of --ask and hides input by default. The old behavior has been moved to --ask-echo

WifiQr release 0.0.6

WifiQr 0.0.6 is a documentation update:

• Update documentation with a pointer to crates.io

• Updated example code

WifiQr release 0.0.5

WifiQr release 0.0.5 updates the internal Rust documentation to make it more easily viewable and readable.

To use the releases, install xz-tools and run unxz [filename] && chmod +x [filename]

WifiQr release 0.0.4

This is a version bump that generates WifiQR binaries for x86-64 and ARMv7 (for working with Raspberry Pis). To use the releases, install xz-tools and run unxz [filename] && chmod +x [filename].

WifiQr release 0.0.3

0.0.3's 🎉 changes have added the following:

• Console output for the QR code applies the --quietzone parameter (workable values are left for the user to define. The default is currently '2'.)

Internal changes (crate):

• The types provided to the internals have been made more consistent (these are somewhat influenced by the underlying QR library).

WifiQr release 0.02

WifiQr 0.02 🎉

0.02's changes add the following (minor changes have been omitted, but can be seen in the commit log):

• Added console QR support

• Applied fixes for iOS support (iOS' Wifi QR parser is case sensitive for the 'encryption type' field)

• Using 'nopass' is now explicit, rather than implicit (before being passed to the QR code generator)

WifiQr release 0.01

WifiQr build for Linux 🎉

This is a demonstration application that uses the WifiQr's crate/library.

To use: Click on the file to download it, change it to an executable (chmod +x wifiqr-0.01-linux-x86_64.01-x86_64) and run ./wifiqr-0.01-linux-x86_64.01-x86_64.

For now, other platforms will need to build WifiQr's application using a Rust toolchain.