It's good to have a normalized 0 < quality < 1 to represent this in the link line on the map, but seeing the actual quality value is usually very important.
I propose to add a quality_attr member to the base data structure for links.
For example:
{
"type": "wifi",
"alias_local": "64:70:02:3D:85:0B",
"alias_remote": "64:70:02:EE:02:E8",
"quality": 0.25,
"quality_attr": "signal",
"attributes": {
"local_mac": "64:70:02:3D:85:0B",
"station_mac": "64:70:02:EE:02:E8",
"channel": 165,
"signal": -81,
"interface": "wlan1"
}
}
This would let us show the actual quality value (in this case the signal value) in the link popup.
It's good to have a normalized 0 < quality < 1 to represent this in the link line on the map, but seeing the actual quality value is usually very important.
I propose to add a quality_attr member to the base data structure for links.
For example:
This would let us show the actual quality value (in this case the signal value) in the link popup.