zerofi
A lightweight, zero-dependency Python module for diagnosing, inspecting, and managing Wi-Fi networks on Windows systems using native netsh pipelines.
Features
- SSID Discovery: Identify the exact name of the currently connected network.
- Password Recovery: Retrieve the plaintext security key of your active Wi-Fi connection.
- Signal Tracking: Monitor and display real-time signal strength and active interface metrics.
- Hardware Diagnostics: Inspect details about wireless adapters and installed network drivers.
- Profile Explorer: View a complete history of all wireless network profiles saved on the local machine.
Installation
Install zerofi directly via pip:
pip install zerofi
Quick Start
zerofi is built to be imported directly into your scripts just like standard automation utilities. Here is how you can use it in your code:
import zerofi
# 1. Print the current connected SSID
zerofi.ssidprint()
# 2. Retrieve and view the active Wi-Fi password
zerofi.passwordprint()
# 3. Check current signal strength and network health
zerofi.signalstrenght()
# 4. View a list of all saved Wi-Fi profiles on the computer
zerofi.listprofiles()
# 5. Get deep hardware and driver details
zerofi.adapterinfo()
Requirements
- Operating System: Windows (relies on native
netshcommands). - Python Version: Python 3.6 or higher.
- Dependencies: None. Everything is handled out of the box using built-in system libraries.
Disclaimer
This utility is designed strictly for network diagnostics, personal recovery of forgotten credentials, and automation workflows. Ensure you have proper authorization before querying network security keys on any device.
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