Be more precise in README file about wifiwizard2 HOT 4 CLOSED

Ok, so to wrap everything up, add the following script in your js file like so:

document.addEventListener("deviceready", function() {
    WifiWizard2.scan().then( function( results ){
        // Whatever you want with results
        console.log(results);
    });
}, false);

I'd really like to see a warning in the README file that says that the code should be wrapped inside the deviceready event listener like so:
document.addEventListener("deviceready", function() { // The code here }, false);
and also an example for listing the wifi networks like so:
console.log(results);

Very good work on supporting this library! Was very happy to see it at very but a little more upset when I couldn't get it to work, so that's why I suggested adding examples to your README file.

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I'm debugging the app and it seems like WifiWizard2 is not defined in the cordova.js file. Any ideas on this? The WifiWizard2.js file is here and it's available in the cordova_plugins.js file.

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Ok, I made it work but after changing the code to this:

WifiWizard2.scan().then( function( results ){
    console.log( 'Found networks', results );
})

However, I need to run it from the console in Chrome. Should I put the async tag on the <script> tag containing the js files?

The readme.md file doesn't help at all when it comes to using this plugin. Please add an example to each function, it would be very very helpful! Thanks!

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@touficbatache there is a link to a complete demo meteor project using this library, the 3.0.0 branch readme is completely different from master branch (ill be merging it soon since it appears 3.0.0 may be more stable now than the original one).

And yes, you're correct, you can't run any Cordova related API calls until deviceready, this is true for anything Cordova related:
https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/latest/cordova/events/events.html#deviceready

i guess if you're trying to immediately invoke on the page loading (which I personally don't really ever do, it's always triggered by some kind action in the app), but I will add something in the readme stating this

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