I currently check for a device IP with

network := net.open
network.address

or sometihng similar. But this has the side affect of actually opening the network, even if it were nt previously opened. What is the recommended way to check if the device is connected via WiFi, without calling

open

? I also tried

network.name

but this also requires you to get the network first? Do I need to do something at a lower level?

NetworkServiceClient

? etc?

Good question. Maybe @kasperl knows.

Yeh managed to get something "kind of" working for my usecase, but I feel a nicer abstraction would be great. TLDR, making developing with wifi APs or Clients easier, while both using jag or not using jag. I ended up doing a check on

firmware.config["wifi"]

to see if we have jag and or it is confused, in which case, assume that wifi is already setup, and use that, thus

net.open

else, we do

wifi.establish

with internally set stuff. But just having a

net.is-open

might also be neat, which I think might just be a check on if

service_

in net is set. Maybe

is-open

is a slightly bad name though