v1.0.0

🚀 Launch

We are proud to announce Wol v1.0.0, the first release of Wol: a Wake-on-LAN machine manager
to keep a list of the machines of your local network, organised in groups, see which ones are
online, and wake them up.

• wol, a command-line tool for Windows, Linux and macOS, x86_64 and ARM64.
• wol-gui, a native desktop app for Windows 10 / 11, built on top of wol.
• Portable: no installer, no runtime to install, no registry entries.

✨ New features

• Machines described by one or more network interfaces (MAC address and optional label), with
  an optional broadcast address and port, organised in ordered groups.
• One human-readable wol.toml file shared by the command line and the desktop app, editable by
  hand (comments and layout are kept), with a portable mode: wol.toml next to the executables.
• State checks by scanning the local network for the MAC addresses of the machines, without
  administrator rights, which also gives their current IP address and the interface that answered.
• Command line:
  • list, add, edit, remove and group add / rename / move / remove to manage machines
    and groups;
  • status to check machines once, watch to follow every state change;
  • scan to list the devices of the local network and find a MAC address;
  • wake to wake machines or whole groups, with --wait to wait until they are online;
  • --json output and documented exit codes for scripts and integrations.
• Desktop app:
  • machines listed by group with live state badges, IP addresses and search;
  • wake a machine or a group in one click, with the outcome of each wake-up;
  • add and edit machines, picking a device found on the network; duplicate, move and remove
    machines; create, rename, reorder (drag and drop) and remove groups;
  • notification area icon with the overall state, a menu to wake machines, and notifications
    when machines come online, go offline or do not wake up;
  • settings: theme, language, start with Windows, start in the notification area, close to
    the notification area, check interval, wake-up timeout, notifications;
  • Windows 11 look (Fluent, Mica, light / dark themes), in English and French;
  • the window opens maximized the first time, then where it was left.

📝 Documentation

• README for end users: installation, desktop app, command line, configuration file and
  troubleshooting.
• Developer guide (docs/DEVELOPER.md) and the contract of the command line
  (docs/cli-contract.md).