gluon-packages/net/respondd-module-wifi

This module adds a respondd wifi usage statistics provider. The format is the following:

{
  "statistics": {
    "clients":{
      "wifi24": 3,
      "wifi5": 7
    },
    "wireless": [
      {
        "frequency": 5220,
        "channel_width": 40,
        "txpower": 1700,
        "active": 366561161,
        "busy": 46496566,
        "rx": 808415,
        "tx": 41711344,
        "noise": 162,
        "clients": 5
      },
      {
        "frequency": 5220,
        "channel_width": 40,
        "txpower": 1700,
        "active": 366561161,
        "busy": 46496566,
        "rx": 808415,
        "tx": 41711344,
        "noise": 162,
        "clients": 2
      },
      {
        "frequency": 2437,
        "channel_width": 20,
        "txpower": 2000,
        "active": 366649704,
        "busy": 205221222,
        "rx": 108121446,
        "tx": 85453679,
        "noise": 161,
        "clients": 3
      }
    ]
  },
  "neighbours": {
    "wifi":{
      "00:11:22:33:44:55:66":{
        "frequency": 5220,
        "neighbours":{
          "33:22:33:11:22:44":{
            "signal": 191,
            "inactive": 50
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

The numbers active, busy, rx and tx are times in milliseconds, where busy, rx and tx have to be interpreted by taking the quotient with active.

The motivation for having a list with the frequency as a value in the objects instead of having an object with the frequency as keys is that multiple wifi devices might be present, in which case the same frequency can appear multiple times (because the statistics are reported once for every phy).