ng
Get password of the wifi you’re connected, and your current ip address, supports linux, macos, windows.
☤ Quickstart
Get your ip address:
$ ng ip ` local_ip:192.168.1.114 public_ip:49.4.160.250 `
Get wifi password:
$ ng wp $ ng wp flyfish_5g ` flyfish_5g:hitflyfish123456 `
☤ Installation
You can install “ng” via pip from PyPI:
$ pip install ng
☤ Usage
$ ng --help Usage: ng [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]... Get password of the wifi you're connected, and your current ip address. Options: --help Show this message and exit. Commands: ip Show ip address. wp Show wifi password.
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Release files for ng 1.2.0
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