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Periodically pings a set of hosts once per second, reads speedtest data, and writes a file that i3status will use to integrate into swaybar. Align speedtest network detection so that they use the same network interface names. In particular, use `ip route` to find the network associated with the first default route, then, if that's wifi, look up the SSID name.
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* Avoid creating logging directories when the log path omits a
parent folder.
* Reset one-shot collection state when the network identifier
changes to avoid mixing samples.
And fix formatting so everything passes.
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Periodically pings a set of hosts once per second, reads speedtest
data, and writes a file that i3status will use to integrate into
swaybar.
Align speedtest network detection so that they use the same network
interface names. In particular, use
ip routeto find the networkassociated with the first default route, then, if that's wifi, look up
the SSID name.