Adde methods to se if static IP addresses were configured, and what those addresses are

[jonasbjurel]

To be able to find out if the network with static addresses or with DHCP following methods are proposed:

//check if static network configuration is set
bool          isStaticIp(void);

//provides static host ip address provided method isStaticIp() returns true
void          getStaticIp(IPAddress* staticIp);

//provides static gateway ip address provided method isStaticIp() returns true
void          getStaticGw(IPAddress* staticGw);

//provides static network mask provided method isStaticIp() returns true
void          getStaticSn(IPAddress* staticSn);

//provides static DNS ip address provided method isStaticIp() returns true
void          getStaticDns(IPAddress* staticDns);

[namix71]

Do you have any plans to update it to a product that supports static IP settings?

[tablatronix]

This is all stuff you can do in code already

[jonasbjurel]

This is all stuff you can do in code already

Could you just give a hint on how?
For instance understand if the addresses where provided as static addresses in the wifi-manager, or if it was provided by the DHCP server?

[jonasbjurel]

A small codesnip:
if (networkConfig.staticIp = wifiManager.isStaticIp()) { wifiManager.getStaticIp(&networkConfig.ipAddr); wifiManager.getStaticSn(&networkConfig.ipMask); wifiManager.getStaticGw(&networkConfig.gatewayIpAddr); wifiManager.getStaticDns(&networkConfig.dnsIpAddr); } else { networkConfig.ipAddr = WiFi.localIP(); networkConfig.ipMask = WiFi.subnetMask(); networkConfig.gatewayIpAddr = WiFi.gatewayIP(); networkConfig.dnsIpAddr = WiFi.dnsIP(); }

[tablatronix]

Static configs are not stored in flash, so user code has to store and recall them. So no need for wm specific wrappers

[jonasbjurel]

Static configs are not stored in flash, so user code has to store and recall them. So no need for wm specific wrappers

That is exactly why I want to know where to fetch the config, I.e. using: bool isStaticIp(void);
I guess my small additions does not break anything, and I got my code working with these additions, which I failed to without them.
BR/J