Expose Wifi RSSI to API endpoint #739
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Can this also be put into global_context, so it can be displayed on the screen? |
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This commit adds Wi-Fi RSSI to the API endpoint, keeping the implementation minimal to allow the front end to handle advanced logic (e.g., a user-friendly indicator for signal strength).
If the device is not connected to Wi-Fi, the endpoint returns
-90(representing "poor connectivity"). This approach was chosen because API access inherently requires a working Wi-Fi connection, making this an acceptable fallback.