feat: Add wifi network link bitrate value #4265
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In order to obtain the RX and TX bitrates from the kernel netlink we need to open a second info socket to get the station data. The values are formatted like "1.9Gb/s" and then exposed as `rx_bitrate` and `tx_bitrate`. This code is closely following the `iw` implementation.
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In order to obtain the RX and TX bitrates from the kernel netlink we need to open a second info socket to get the station data. The values are formatted like "1.9Gb/s" and then exposed as
rx_bitrateandtx_bitrate. This code is closely following theiwimplementation.Here's what it looks like in the tooltip.
The config is
"tooltip-format-wifi": "{essid} ({frequency} GHz)\ntxBitrate: {txBitrate}\nrxBitrate: {rxBitrate}\n⇣{bandwidthDownBytes} ⇡{bandwidthUpBytes}",