Python package to monitor your Airtel broadband network stats like remaining data, days left, etc.
Installation
pip install smartbytes-monitor
or if you like to live on the bleeding edge:
python setup.py install
Usage
Just launch the command smartbytes and it will tell you about your broadband plan information.
$ smartbytes ============================= Total data : 30.0 GB Data left : 2.6 GB Days left : 1 day(s) DSL number : 0172xxxxxxx:_dsl =============================
This tool can also used as a library:
>>> import smartbytes >>> airtel = smartbytes.smartbytes() >>> airtel.data_total u'30.0 GB' >>> airtel.data_left u'2.6 GB' >>> airtel.days_left u'1 day(s)' >>> airtel.dsl_number u'0172xxxxxxx:_dsl'
License
The MIT License
1 maintainer
Metadata
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