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This release has moved the project to Docker!

Other improvements:

• Configuration is now managed through environment variables
• "plugins" are now called "scanners" and are wired into the project properly

• #10: Notify Windows users if Npcap isn't installed when trying to scan the network using scapy

• Fix #2: Frontend ULRs not resolving correctly

This release contains small changes that allow plugin configuration values to be stored in config.json.

Also:

• The default internal scanning method is now treated as a plugin
• prettier has been added as a JavaScript formatter

This release focused on adding the scan time plots to the device and person page and add the ability to merge one device into another.

This is a summary on what changed in this release:

• Added the ability to merge two devices (if MAC addresses have changed)
• Added scan time plot on the device page
• Added scan time plot on the person page
• Added debug command to help identify internal settings and locations
• Fixed prettier config

This update adds support for building whos-on-my-network with a plugin. For example, executing package.sh asus-rt-ac58u will build the module into a binary that uses the asus-rt-ac58u plugin.

Also:

• Fixed plugin asus-rt-ac58u to support 3.0.0.4.382.51939 (2019/12/23)

Each release will now contain whos_on_my_network with the pre-built web app and a Windows executable which does not require Python to run the application.

• Moved config and database to external locations to support bundling to an executable