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See [[Mesh/Firmware|Firmware Wants]] for a description of what we're hoping to be able to implement with our web admin page. | See [[Mesh/Firmware|Firmware Wants]] for a description of what we're hoping to be able to implement with our web admin page. | ||
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https://github.com/sudomesh/luci-app-peopleswifi | |||
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Revision as of 08:35, 30 August 2013
Web Admin Development
See Firmware Wants for a description of what we're hoping to be able to implement with our web admin page.
The code for the web admin is hosted here:
https://github.com/sudomesh/luci-app-peopleswifi
Luci
Luci is the web admin framework that OpenWrt ships with and seems to be a popular choice among other projects. It is written in Lua, which is a sort of procedural language that's kind of a mix between javascript and ruby (??).
All of the Luci code is contained on the router in /usr/lib/lua/luci
Documentation related to the Luci project can be found at:
Its a MVC framework, and files are separated into controller/ model/ and view/
There's a fairly similar package that we can probably take some cues from:
We'll likely need every AP to serve a private WPA encrypted AP even if users have their own home router so that they can config the routers securely.