iOS: Add new method to connect to a SSIDPrefix protected only once, Android: Try to address issue #303

[notjulian]

• iOS: Add new method to connect to a SSIDPrefix protected only once.
• Android: Add timeout for removeWifiNetwork and disconnect
• Android: Try to address issue Android 13 issue #303.

For issue #303, I've tested it on a Pixel 7 running Android 14, as well as on other brands.
The fix is taken from WiFiFlutter concurrent-connections
Thanks to: @Martichou, @darhaywa and @daadu

Code example (for a hotspot without Internet), first connect, then forceWifiUsage true, before disconnect forceWiFiUsage to false

//To connect
await WifiManager.connectToProtectedWifiSSID({
                  ssid: WifiNetToUse,
                  password: pwdWifi,
                  isWEP: false,
                  isHidden: false,
                  timeout: 15,
                })
                  .then(async () => {
                    if (!isIOS)
                      await WifiManager.forceWifiUsageWithOptions(true, {
                        noInternet: true,
                      })
                  })
                  .catch(e => {
                    console.log(e.message, e.code)
                    error = e.code
                  })

//To disconnect
 await WifiManager.forceWifiUsageWithOptions(false, {
            noInternet: false,
})
await WifiManager.isRemoveWifiNetwork(currentSSID)

[JuanSeBestia]

I guess it has some conflicts for this MR
#355

[notjulian]

I guess it has some conflicts for this MR #355

sorry where?
thanks

[smartmedev]

Hi @notjulian why did you add timeout for removeWifiNetwork and disconnect on Android?
What is the purpose?
I've found that you userd DisconnectCallbackHolder.getInstance() on the disconnect() and removeWifiNetwork() timeout blocks and Android Studio tell us that this call requires API Level 29 when the library target is 21.

Can you please add a check like this if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.Q) { } and use the old behavior elsewhere?

[notjulian]

Hi @notjulian why did you add timeout for removeWifiNetwork and disconnect on Android? What is the purpose? I've found that you userd DisconnectCallbackHolder.getInstance() on the disconnect() and removeWifiNetwork() timeout blocks and Android Studio tell us that this call requires API Level 29 when the library target is 21.

Can you please add a check like this if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.Q) { } and use the old behavior elsewhere?

Hi,
is to avoid timeout on disconnect, I've updated the code

[smartmedev]

Hi @notjulian, sorry but what do you mean with "avoid timeout on disconnect"?

In @JuanSeBestia library code on disconnect/removeWifiNetwork is there any timeout... you've added it on your pr, but I can't understand what is the purpose of adding a timeout on disconnect/removeWifiNetwork. Thank you

[notjulian]

Hi @notjulian, sorry but what do you mean with "avoid timeout on disconnect"?

In @JuanSeBestia library code on disconnect/removeWifiNetwork is there any timeout... you've added it on your pr, but I can't understand what is the purpose of adding a timeout on disconnect/removeWifiNetwork. Thank you

If the disconnect take more time to complete, it will cancel and return