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wifikeys

v0.0.8

Published

Retrieve saved WiFi passwords across Linux, Windows, and macOS systems.

Downloads

3

Readme

wifikeys

npm License

wifikeys is a command-line interface (CLI) tool for retrieving Wi-Fi passwords on your system. It allows you to easily retrieve passwords for saved Wi-Fi networks.

purpose: Get a saved WiFi password (when someone asks for it) with specifying a WiFi name/SSID only or get the password of internet you are currently connected to.

Installation

You can install wifikeys globally using npm:

npm install -g wifikeys

Usage

Get Password for Wi-Fi you're connected to

To get the password for a Wi-Fi you're currently using:

wifikeys get

Get Password for a Specific Wi-Fi Network

To get the password for a specific Wi-Fi network, use the get command followed by the SSID (network name):

wifikeys get <ssid>
# eg: wifikeys get RCA-WiFii

Get Passwords for Multiple Wi-Fi Networks

To get passwords for multiple Wi-Fi networks at once, you can provide a list of SSIDs using the -n or --networks option:

wifikeys get -n <network1> <network2> <network3> ...
# eg: wifikeys get -n RCA-WiFii "Benax-WiFi(2.4G)"

Options

-n, --networks <networks...>: Specify one or more Wi-Fi networks to retrieve passwords for.

# Get passwords for multiple Wi-Fi networks
wifikeys get -n Network1 Network2 Network3

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request by following the contributing guide

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