Tried to get this running. Looks super nice and promising. A few things I noticed while setting it up.

1. I needed to set min sdk to 26 (Oreo) to compile. Not a problem, and easily fixable through error messages

2. Could it be that .defineZoomLevel replaced .defineDetail and .addDetailLevel? readme.md refers to defineDetail in the quick setup , and the wiki uses addDetailLevel. The demo code

Actual behavior

would it be possible to have a synthesis of the documentation to understand something ?

how to monitor the connections, possible bypass of the system?
how to recover regulatory logs in France?
how does all this work?

I intend to do a doc for memory, she can serve to other (on the Wiki ?)

Thanks

Being able to move a hotspot by dragging and dropping would be awesome. Also, in editing mode, being able to delete a hotspot.

Before you released this package I had built an app that does something similar. I'm going to refactor it very soon. This feature request could be something that I may be able to build-out here if you'd approve. It also may be a feature request that I may be able to spo

The README manual does not explain how one can turn the hotspot off again (And I'm too stupid too understand the code). Currently I am just restarting my pi.

Ubuntu uses netplan for NIC management by defaut.

When Ubuntu 18.04 Server is installed, it configures one NIC (the NIC with Internet access) but ignores the other NIC (the NIC going to the wifi access point).

No NIC = no LAN connection for wifi access point.

The documentation should include instructions on how to set up the second NIC under netplan.

Using sudo tee instead of output redirect will let you to run the whole sequence of actions as an unprivileged user (with sudo, naturally). I.e. instead of

echo 'deb https://rpardini.github.io/adoptopenjdk-deb-installer stable main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/rpardini-aoj.list 

use

echo 'deb https://rpardini.github.io/adoptopenjdk-deb-installer stable main' | sudo tee /etc/apt/s