v0.5.2-beta

Full Changelog: v0.5.1-beta...v0.5.2-beta

v0.5.1-beta

What's Changed

• Add github actions by @katlol in #1
• Improvements by @katlol in #2

New Contributors

• @katlol made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: v0.4-beta...v0.5.1-beta

4th beta - almost usable

This has received a lot more testing and might actually work (contrary to the beta 3 builds that were both broken).
The startup sequence has been changed. Instead of blindly trying to start the docker containers (which will fail before they are configured), this now pulls the container image in the background while waiting for the user to set things up.
Also, it pings a backend service to make it easier for people to figure out where in their network their new SBC might be.
To try this out, boot your board with this beta, wait about a minute, and then go to the redirecter
If all goes well, this should take you to the setup page of your new feeder board.

Also, the hostname has changed to adsb-feeder - so if you want to access it via its mDNS name, you need to head to it at http://adsb-feeder.local:5000

third beta

This adds a second setup page to the web app that allows you to configure which aggregators you want to feed to (and whether to show the routes with the planes that you can see locally).

second beta, second attempt

so the way the environment variables were supposed to propagate was broken... hopefully this fixes that

second beta

the only functional change is that it now forwards you to the tar1090 page after the setup completes.
But the real news is that we now have support for a couple more boards - boards that are easier to find.
While the Raspbian based RPi build supports setting up Wifi for completely headless builds in the imaging tool, I haven't figured out how to do this with the Armbian based builds for the other boards. Of course the Le Potato doesn't have Wifi in the first place, but for the Tinkerboard you may have to log in on a local console to set things up. To save space these are all CLI only builds.

Tested (these are both 64bit builds):

• Libre Computing Le Potato (easily and cheaply available all over the world)
• Raspberry Pi 3/4 (worth its weight in gold - if you can find one)

Untested (this one is a 32bit build):

• Asus Tinkerboard

This is definitely still a pre-release beta build - the setup app needs more work, as does the documentation - and I'm sure there are ways to optimize the image sizes by quite a bit. But this should be a nice start to get some testing done. Please let me know if you tried it and what worked (and what didn't).