- Implement comprehensive tests for the SOAP handler, covering scenarios such as handler registration, valid and invalid SOAP requests, action extraction, and authentication.
- Introduce tests for server configuration types, ensuring default values, resolution validation, range checks, and profile configurations are correctly validated.
- Validate service endpoint generation based on configuration settings, including host and port variations.
- Updated project name in documentation and metadata to reflect new branding.
- Removed outdated documentation files related to CLI and network interface summary.
- Consolidated implementation summaries for network interface discovery and ONVIF server.
- Updated sonar project properties to align with new project name.
- Ensured backward compatibility and comprehensive testing across all changes.
- Adjusted formatting in XML response strings for consistency in device_extended_test.go and device_security_test.go.
- Improved readability by aligning XML declaration and body content.
- Updated mock server responses to ensure proper handling of various ONVIF operations.
Enhance device security and storage handling
- Refactored struct field declarations in device_security.go and device_storage_test.go for improved clarity.
- Ensured consistent formatting across struct definitions and XML tags.
Standardize whitespace and formatting across multiple files
- Removed unnecessary blank lines and adjusted indentation in discovery, imaging, media, and PTZ server files.
- Improved overall code readability and maintainability by ensuring consistent formatting.
Update example applications for better readability
- Cleaned up whitespace in example applications to enhance code clarity.
- Ensured consistent formatting in main.go files across various examples.
Refactor server and SOAP handler code for consistency
- Standardized struct field declarations and XML tag formatting in server and SOAP handler files.
- Improved readability by aligning struct fields and ensuring consistent use of whitespace.
General code cleanup and formatting adjustments
- Applied consistent formatting across various files, including types.go and test files.
- Enhanced readability by aligning struct fields and removing unnecessary blank lines.
- Introduced comprehensive tests for device security features including GetRemoteUser, SetRemoteUser, GetIPAddressFilter, SetIPAddressFilter, and more.
- Implemented mock server responses for various ONVIF device security SOAP actions.
- Added new types and constants for device services, capabilities, and network protocols in types.go.
- Enhanced existing tests for device services, discovery modes, and network configurations.
- Ensured proper handling of service capabilities and network protocols in the client.
The release must be created as draft initially, otherwise it's
published immediately and becomes immutable before assets upload.
Users can manually publish after assets are uploaded, or we can
add a workflow_dispatch to publish programmatically.
- Implemented DownloadFile method in client.go to download files with authentication.
- Added ascii.go for converting images to ASCII art with configurable parameters.
- Enhanced main.go to include a new option for capturing and displaying snapshots as ASCII art.
- Introduced non-interactive mode for onvif-cli, allowing command execution via command-line arguments.
- Updated documentation to include usage examples for non-interactive mode and scripting.
- Added error handling and improved user prompts for better user experience.
Create complete project summary documenting:
- All deliverables (library, CLI, docs)
- 5 commits with all changes
- Implementation statistics
- Test results and coverage
- Usage examples for library and CLI tools
- Common use cases and workflows
- Benefits for users, developers, systems
- Verification checklist
- Future enhancement opportunities
This document serves as comprehensive reference for the network interface
discovery enhancement across the entire onvif-go project.
Add comprehensive section describing:
- Interactive onvif-cli tool with all features
- Quick demo onvif-quick tool
- Network interface selection for multi-interface systems
- Code examples for both CLI and API usage
- References to detailed documentation guides
Highlights new features:
- CLI tools now support explicit interface selection
- Both discovery modes covered (interactive and API)
- Cross-references to detailed guides
onvif-cli improvements:
- Add menu option to list network interfaces
- Add interface selection during discovery
- Display detailed interface information (up/down, multicast, addresses)
- Allow discovery by interface name or IP address
- Maintain backward compatibility with default interface
onvif-quick improvements:
- Add menu option to list network interfaces
- Add interface selection during discovery
- Simplified interface list display
- Quick discovery on specific network
Documentation:
- Add comprehensive CLI_NETWORK_INTERFACE_USAGE.md guide
- Include usage scenarios and workflows
- Troubleshooting section
- Integration examples
- Command reference table
These enhancements allow users to easily specify which network interface
to use for camera discovery, solving issues with multi-interface systems.
Add comprehensive implementation summary document including:
- Problem statement and solution overview
- Implementation details and file changes
- API reference and type definitions
- Usage examples and common scenarios
- Testing results and verification
- Benefits and future enhancements
This documents the complete network interface selection feature
implementation for WS-Discovery multicast discovery.
Add examples showing how to:
- Discover on specific interface by name (eth0, wlan0)
- Discover using IP address (192.168.1.100)
- List available network interfaces
Reference new NETWORK_INTERFACE_GUIDE.md for detailed documentation.
- Add DiscoverOptions struct with NetworkInterface field
- Add DiscoverWithOptions() function for interface-specific discovery
- Add ListNetworkInterfaces() to enumerate available interfaces
- Add resolveNetworkInterface() helper supporting names and IPs
- Maintain full backward compatibility with existing Discover() function
- Support specifying interface by name (eth0, wlan0) or IP address
- Provide helpful error messages listing available interfaces
- Comprehensive test suite with 6 unit tests + 2 benchmarks
- Add NETWORK_INTERFACE_GUIDE.md with usage examples
This addresses issue where users with multiple active network interfaces
need to explicitly select which interface to use for WS-Discovery multicast,
as auto-detection may select the wrong one.
- CONTRIBUTING.md: Updated title and git clone URL
- .github/CONTRIBUTING.md: Updated title, paths, and references
- QUICKSTART.md: Updated intro
- BUILDING.md: Updated title
- docs/ARCHITECTURE.md: Updated title and descriptions
- docs/PROJECT_SUMMARY.md: Updated title, description, and structure
- docs/IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md: Updated docker example
- server/README.md: Updated cd command and link text
- cmd/onvif-diagnostics/README.md: Updated cd command
Note: Kept 'go-onvif' as manufacturer identifier in code (server/types.go, cmd/onvif-server/main.go)
and in code comments (examples/) for descriptive purposes.
- Binaries inside archives now have clean names (onvif-cli, onvif-server, etc.)
- Archive names still include platform info (onvif-go-v1.0.4-linux-amd64.tar.gz)
- Users can extract and use binaries without renaming
- Enhanced Makefile to support building for multiple platforms with versioning and improved output.
- Added build-release.sh script for local binary releases, including checksum generation and archive creation.
- Updated error handling and comments in the build process for clarity.
- Ensured all binaries are built with versioning information included.
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