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wifi-channels

v1.0.3

Published

Get available Wifi channels by country regulations and device capabilities.

Downloads

3

Readme

Module for retrieving a list of valid Wifi channels for a country

Installation

Using npm:

$ npm install wifi-channels

To run the tests

$ node test.js

Description

You can use this module to get a list of Wifi channels that are permitted in a country. The data is based on the linux wireless-regdb as of 2022/Aug/12.

Usage

const wifiChannels = require('wifi-channels');

console.log(wifiChannels.getDfsRegion('DE'));
// ETSI

console.log(JSON.stringify(wifiChannels.getPermittedChannels('DE', '802.11a')))
// {"channel":"32","lower":"5150","upper":"5170","maxbw":80,"maxantgain":0,"no_outdoor":true,"no_ir":false,"dfs_required":false}
// {"channel":"34","lower":"5150","upper":"5190","maxbw":80,"maxantgain":0,"no_outdoor":true,"no_ir":false,"dfs_required":false}
// {"channel":"36","lower":"5170","upper":"5190","maxbw":80,"maxantgain":0,"no_outdoor":true,"no_ir":false,"dfs_required":false}
// ...

Methods

getDfsRegion(ISO)

Retrieves the DFS region for a given ISO-2 code. Returns one of the following strings:

  • UNSET
  • FCC
  • ETSI
  • JP

getPermittedChannels(ISO, band)

Retrieves a list of permitted channels for the ISO-2 code and band given. Band can be:

  • 802.11b
  • 802.11y
  • 802.11a

Returns an array of objects including the following properties:

| Member | Description | | ---------- | ------------| | channel | Channel number | | lower | Lowest frequency in MHz | | upper | Highest frequency in MHz | | maxbw | Maximum bandwidth in MHz | | maxantgain | Maximum antenna gain in db | | no_outdoor | Not allowed outside buildings (true/false) | | dfs_required | DFS capabilities required (true/false) | | no_ir | Do not initiate radiation (true/false) |

Updating the database

Updated json files can be generated using the utils/update.sh script.

Python 3 is required and the jsonpickle module has to be available in your venv, install it with python3 -m pip install jsonpickle.

Then run

./update.sh https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/software/network/wireless-regdb/wireless-regdb-2021.08.28.tar.gz 

This will create a temp directory, extract the data and convert it to the json file.

LICENSE

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2018-2021 Daniel Arnold