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Update snapcraft.yaml to build and distribute netspot through snap package. Maybe we should think about a script that does the static build automatically...

Just for fancyness

The previous version had many tests, now they must be adapted to v2.0

The idea is to add a make pprof command to build netspot with pprof (specific tag)

Provide a docker image (hosted on the github registry) to run netspot (server mode)

netspot is divided into several modules that talk together. However, many functions or objects are uselessly public within module.
In addition, it could be nice to provide sequence diagrams (at function/object level) for some common paths in the code.

This new exporter could lead to develop fancy client displaying live statistics

The idea is also to build a process to make releases automatically

As a security product, we naturally want to provide an AppArmor or SELinux profile along with netspot to better integrate it in a production environment

Add an endpoint to ping the server (netspot in server mode)

Documentation¹ seems to have the wrong exporter name for the InfluxDB:

[exporter.influxdb1]

Based on the exporter source file², it seems like the right name should be without 1 at the end:

[exporter.influxdb]

Provide a systemd file to easily turn netspot into a service. In addition we want to add a bit of hardening but systemd seems to have everything to do so (see https://mgdm.net/weblog/systemd/ for instance).
In addition, one may think about distributing netspot as a portable service file (see https://systemd.io/PORTABLE_SERVICES/).

Big rewrite to come but I hope it would be simpler!

Currently netspot uses gorila/mux to manage the few routes but it has some caveats and leads to make some hacks. We should have a look to chi.

Some API docs should be included in the code so as to provide both a swagger-ui and a spec file (openapi.yaml)

The goal is to make a simple shell script to install netspot.
Possibly it must set the right network capabilities and install the systemdservice.

Currently the tool imports subpackages with netspot/sub... syntax. It prevents from using go get command to install it. We have to change the import to github.com/asiffer/netspot/...