Simple .net core 3.1 console application that serve as an REST API through witch a user can execute wake or shutdown commands on machines from his network.
Has been added Wake on LAN support and "wake" route in the API controller.
NetworkResurrector.Agent is a service that will be installed on a host machine with the scope to execute operations like shutdown, restart, etc directly.
The system will be able to execute these operations in multiple ways. This is just the first one and all of them are handled by the NetworkResurrector.Api. For example, if the user wants to shutdown a clean Windows machine, he can use the agent and configure the API to call it, but in case of a proxmox machine, the API can be configured to execute a http request directly to the OS with the shutdown action (without the need for the agent).
• Multiple operations were implemented in the agent: Shutdown, Restart, Sleep, LockLogout and Cancel. The "Cancel" action can cancel one of the previously operations programmed with a delay.
• Added NetworkResurrector.Agent.Wrapper nuget package. It provides an easy and efficient method for a developer to connect another system written in .NET to this agent.
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<Version>1.0.5</Version>
<Date>2022-01-18 21:43</Date>
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NetworkResurrector.Server.Wrapper nuget package
• Added NetworkResurrector.Server.Wrapper nuget package. It provides an easy and efficient method for a developer to connect another system written in .NET to NetworkResurrector.Server.
• Added logic where the http headers from the caller's request are automatically passed to the request sent to this server.
• Unified repository structure - The backend and frontend codebases have been consolidated into a single repository, improving code management and cross-component consistency.
• Frontend Upgrades - The frontend has been upgraded to leverage TypeScript, React 18, and Material UI 5, enhancing code quality, UI consistency, and leveraging the latest features of these technologies.
• Build process overhaul - I've switched from react-scripts to react-app-rewired. This gives me more control to tweak the webpack configuration as I need. Plus, it's now set up to handle CommonJS (CJS) modules.
• TypeScript refactoring - Several components have been rewritten in TypeScript, improving type safety and predictability in the codebase.
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<Version>1.3.1</Version>
<Date>2024-11-16 02:28</Date>
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SWR integration and progress bar implementation
• SWR has been integrated into the application to handle data fetching, caching, and revalidation. This will help improve the performance of the application by reducing the number of network requests and ensuring that the data is always up to date.
• In this process, the application has been refactored to use SWR hooks for data fetching and caching, replacing the previous custom methods.
• Also, several components have been updated to use TypeScript to continue the migration process started in the previous release.
• A progress bar has been implemented to provide visual feedback to users when data is being fetched or processed.
• The progress bar is displayed at the top of the page and shows the loading status of the application.
