mielke queries your unifi api and presents whitelisted clients' online state. clients whitelist themselves by opting-in to have their device's mac address stored and their online state shown.

a use case could be a website presenting a list of (whitelisted) colleagues currently present in the office.

• install via go get -u -v github.com/elseym/mielke
• test with $GOPATH/bin/mielke --help

• execute mielke --help to see which options are available
• supply at least api, user, and pass
• make sure that whitelist is read/writeable; the file will be created if it does not exist
• access the webinterface via your nic's ip

• use the .env.dist as template to create a .env file that contains the secrets
  • MIELKE_API set to the unifi api. example: http://unifi.local:8443/
  • MIELKE_USER set to the unifi api user
  • MIELKE_PASS set to the unifi api password
• run nix-shell to get a shell with all dependencies nix-shell

or

• build the web-client frontend
• install dependency go get -u -v github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata/...
• install dependency go get -u -v github.com/mdlayher/unifi
• generate assets with go-bindata -debug -o assets.go -prefix web-client/public web-client/public/mielke.html; run without the -debug switch before committing assets
• start mielke with go run *.go

see whitelist.go