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| 6 | | | Linux | x86_64 | | 6 | | | Linux | x86_64 | |
| 7 | 7 | ||
| 8 | ## What is this? | 8 | ## What is this? |
| 9 | libwifi is a C library with a permissive license for generating and parsing a wide variety of 802.11 wireless frames (see the [Feature Checklist](#feature-checklist) below) on Linux with a few lines of straight forward code (see the [Examples section](#examples) below). | 9 | libwifi is a C library with a permissive license for generating and parsing a wide variety of 802.11 wireless frames (see the [Feature Checklist](https://libwifi.so/features) below) on Linux with a few lines of straight forward code (see the [Examples section](#examples) below). |
| 10 | 10 | ||
| 11 | It is written with a simple-to-use approach while also exposing features that allow more advanced use, with clean and readable code being a priority. Other goals of the library include cross-architecture support, clean compilation without warnings and strict error checking. | 11 | It is written with a simple-to-use approach while also exposing features that allow more advanced use, with clean and readable code being a priority. Other goals of the library include cross-architecture support, clean compilation without warnings and strict error checking. |
| 12 | 12 | ||
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| 25 | ## Examples | 25 | ## Examples |
| 26 | Some examples are available in the `examples/` directory, which show the general flow of how libwifi is used to generate and parse different types of 802.11 frame. | 26 | Some examples are available in the `examples/` directory, which show the general flow of how libwifi is used to generate and parse different types of 802.11 frame. |
| 27 | 27 | ||
| 28 | ## Feature Checklist | ||
| 29 | - Generation | ||
| 30 | - [X] Radiotap Header | ||
| 31 | - Management | ||
| 32 | - [X] Association Request | ||
| 33 | - [X] Association Response | ||
| 34 | - [X] Reassociation Request | ||
| 35 | - [X] Ressociation Response | ||
| 36 | - [X] Probe Request | ||
| 37 | - [X] Probe Response | ||
| 38 | - [X] Timing Advertisement | ||
| 39 | - [X] Beacon | ||
| 40 | - [X] ATIM | ||
| 41 | - [X] Disassociation | ||
| 42 | - [X] Deauthentication | ||
| 43 | - [X] Action | ||
| 44 | - [X] Action No ACK | ||
| 45 | - Control | ||
| 46 | - [X] RTS (Request-to-Send) | ||
| 47 | - [X] CTS (Clear-to-Send) | ||
| 48 | - Data | ||
| 49 | - [ ] Data Frame | ||
| 50 | - [ ] QoS Data Frame | ||
| 51 | - [ ] EAPOL | ||
| 52 | |||
| 53 | - Parsing | ||
| 54 | - [X] Radiotap Header | ||
| 55 | - Management | ||
| 56 | - [X] Association Request | ||
| 57 | - [X] Association Response | ||
| 58 | - [X] Reassociation Request | ||
| 59 | - [X] Ressociation Response | ||
| 60 | - [X] Probe Request | ||
| 61 | - [X] Probe Response | ||
| 62 | - [ ] Timing Advertisement | ||
| 63 | - [X] Beacon | ||
| 64 | - [ ] ATIM | ||
| 65 | - [X] Disassociation | ||
| 66 | - [X] Deauthentication | ||
| 67 | - [ ] Action | ||
| 68 | - [ ] Action No ACK | ||
| 69 | - Control | ||
| 70 | - [ ] RTS (Request-to-Send) | ||
| 71 | - [ ] CTS (Clear-to-Send) | ||
| 72 | - Data | ||
| 73 | - [X] Data Frame (Partial) | ||
| 74 | - [X] QoS Data Frame (Partial) | ||
| 75 | - [X] EAPOL | ||
| 76 | |||
| 77 | ## Running Tests | 28 | ## Running Tests |
| 78 | ``` | 29 | ``` |
| 79 | $ cd tests/ | 30 | $ cd tests/ |