releases are elsewhere

Pre-built releases are available at github.com/kercre123/WirePod/releases/latest

windows/v1.1.1

wire-pod on Windows v1.1.1

Changelog:

• Add an "About" window which you can go to in the systray options - shows version string and lets you change run-at-login preference
• Installer lets you set the preferred webserver configurator port
• Installation path can now only be set with explorer interface

windows/v1.1.0

wire-pod for Windows v1.1.0

Changelog:

• Make better use of the registry - program-already-running checks and information storing are more robust
• Make message boxes more clear
• Wire-pod won't prompt with "Wire-pod is now running!" every time the user logs in - it will only do that if the user has launched the program
• Uninstaller now asks "Are you sure?" and is more robust
• Uninstaller now has a discrete option without prompts - mainly so the installer can easily uninstall any previous versions
• When selecting an installation directory in the installer, it will append \wire-pod to the end of what you chose (so that the installer can't go and delete C:\ or whatever was chosen)
• Add "Open config folder" option in systray
• Add configuration page URL in systray hint
• Installer adds the git tag to the registry - paving way for a future auto-updater

If you have wire-pod already installed (from the last release, v1.0.0), this installer will handle upgrading. Just download WirePodInstaller-v1.1.0.exe, run it, and follow the instructions. User data won't be touched and wire-pod will be upgraded.

windows/v1.0.0

Installing wire-pod is now as simple as downloading a program and running it.

This release is Windows-specific.

To set up wire-pod on your Windows machine:

1. Make sure no other wire-pod instances are running on the network.
2. Make sure no other devices are called escapepod.
3. If you want to use a regular production robot, you must set your computer's name to escapepod then reboot your computer.
4. Download "wire-pod-installer.exe" and run it. It may take a little while at first launch. Do not download the .zip file - that will be gotten by the installer.
5. Windows SmartScreen may come up. Click More Info then select Run Anyway.
6. Click "Next", wait for it to finish installing, then click "Exit". Wire-pod will eventually open.
7. On the message pop-up, click "Open browser" and finish setting wire-pod up. For production robots, use the "Escape Pod" config.

windows/v0.1.0

First Windows-compatible release. This allows wire-pod to be run on a Windows system without installing Go or WSL. It should be compatible with Windows 7-11.

To run, unzip wire-pod-win-amd64.zip (only regular 64-bit systems for now) anywhere to your computer, head to the wire-pod/chipper directory, and double-click chipper.exe. It will tell you when it has started running. You can then click Open browser to set it up.

If you want to use this with a production robot, you need to make sure you don't have any other devices on the network named escapepod. This would include any Raspberry Pi or other computer you have set up with wire-pod. Turn those off or change their hostname (sudo hostnamectl set-hostname "something-else"). Then you will need to change your Windows computer's name to escapepod. You will then need to reboot. After this, you can set wire-pod up with the Escape Pod config and set up a regular production robot with it.

When you run it, make sure to allow it through the firewall on both public and private networks (it will prompt you, you shouldn't need to delve into your system settings).

This .zip includes built libraries for Ogg, Opus, and Vosk.