What does your config look like? I want to add socketio to my Quasar app, but after installing socketio via npm and adding it to my project via quasar new plugin socketio, I still can’t get it to work as a global plugin. Would like to know the proper way to add plugins that actually works.

If you come across this post, I was never able to get the aforementioned module to work with my quasar app.

However I finally stumbled upon this, which should do the trick.

https://github.com/kapetan/cordova-plugin-android-wifi-manager

https://www.npmjs.com/package/cordova-plugin-android-wifi-manager

Specifically,

getConnectionInfo(callback(err, wifiInfo))

and

isWifiEnabled(callback(err, wifiEnabled))

The QMediaPlayer extension is great, but I’m rolling my own music player with Howler.

I just spent a lot of time making a time rail because the functionality I require is half inside the Linear progress and half inside the Slider components.

A couple suggestions:

1. Update the Slider to be able to adjust the thickness of the rail.
2. Update the Linear progress component to be interactive like the Slider input. I’d really like to be able to touch a point on the progress bar and have it return the percent/value of that position.
3. Update the linear progress bar to enable a floating label like the Slider has.

If you come across this post, I was never able to get the aforementioned module to work with my quasar app.

However I finally stumbled upon this, which should do the trick.

https://github.com/kapetan/cordova-plugin-android-wifi-manager

https://www.npmjs.com/package/cordova-plugin-android-wifi-manager

Specifically,

getConnectionInfo(callback(err, wifiInfo))

and

isWifiEnabled(callback(err, wifiEnabled))

@ssuess Thanks, that’s literally the exact plugin I referenced in the title of this post.

I’ve tried adding the plug-in several times, but whenever I try to call:

networkinterface.getWiFiIPAddress( onSuccess, onError );

the global networkinterface object is not defined. I installed the plug-in from within the ```
src-cordova

@ssuess I get the users ip address and the servers up address that they want to connect with.

I then check if both IPs are on the same subnet. If so, I connect to the local server address. If not, I connect to the servers public address.

@metalsadman no but in the greater context of building Cordova apps with the Quasar framework, I would entertain just about any question in these forums. It’s about sharing knowledge after all.

I’m may case, where I connect to multiple user’s Plex servers, it’s important to know the devices LAN ip address in order to decide whether the user and their server are on the same local network or if they need to connect to it over the internet.

Again, on desktop this is a trivial matter. I’m surprised, however, that there is no some way to get this information in Cordova. How incredibly frustrating.

I use the IP module from npm to handle all my IP address manipulation. It works fine on desktop but it just returns 127.0.0.1 on Android.

I’ve tried the cordova-plugin-networkinterface but I can’t seem to get it to work. It appears to be dependent on the ionic framework.

So how you go a out getting the devices local up address in Quasar/Cordova?

After searching around the XDA forums, there isn’t any mention of how to do this there either.

Same thing with the Cordova github documentation.

Am I to believe that in 2019, Android has no official capacity in it’s filesystem to mount samba shares? And if it does, why is there no documentation for it anywhere?

Building an Android app and I want to read my music directory which is hosted on my NAS and available as a samba share, but can’t figure out how to mount the share in Android.

What Cordova plugin do I need? cordova-plugin-file is only for local filesystem…

What does your config look like? I want to add socketio to my Quasar app, but after installing socketio via npm and adding it to my project via quasar new plugin socketio, I still can’t get it to work as a global plugin. Would like to know the proper way to add plugins that actually works.