garyd9

You wouldn't believe what is valid in a SSID: It's defined as 32 bytes. That's it. 32 nul (0x00) bytes is a valid SSID. While the wording the standard changes...

In addition, I just submitted a PR that publishes an MQTT message containing the server response for non-diagnostics/non-location commands: https://github.com/michaelwoods/onstar2mqtt/pull/338

This would resolve https://github.com/michaelwoods/onstar2mqtt/issues/282

btw, someone who actually knows node.js should really review this. Before a couple hours ago, I never touched nodeserver, and barely dabbled in JavaScript. (I do C, C++, etc. professionally,...

@michaelwoods Are you still actively maintaining this repo? After I did the above stuff, I've decided to spend some time this weekend to do some major work on this code....

yeah, okay. ;) At this point, the code on my machine is VERY different. Probably just as bad for lint (so far), but it no longer needs scripts to run...

I didn't realize my continued push's to my github account were being included in the PR. ;) Right now, the code is _not_ suitable for release. Not only is it...

At the moment, this passes lint, but fails the "npm test" test. I'm not concerned about that fail simply because it doesn't seem to know about the ability to have...

btw, sorry I'm moving so slow on this. I'm not fluent with javascript (funny that I avoided it until now), and I managed to get sick Saturday with what I...

> Hi @garyd9, hope you are feeling better at this point! Are you planning to resume work on this PR? Thanks. @BigThunderSR Sorry I haven't updated anything. Between being sick,...