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Welcome to the InternetTest CLI Wiki! Here you will find comprehensive documentation to help you get started with InternetTest CLI, a powerful command line interface that replicates the features of InternetTest Pro.
InternetTest CLI is a versatile tool for network diagnostics and troubleshooting. It allows you to:
- Locate IP addresses
- Send ping requests
- Get DNS information
- Check if a website is down
- Retrieve public IP address information
- Execute traceroutes
- Retrieve saved WiFi passwords
To install InternetTest CLI, download the file corresponding to your platform:
Once you have downloaded and extracted the file, you can run the CLI in a terminal.
For more detailed installation instructions, please visit the Installation Guide.
Basic usage of InternetTest CLI is straightforward. Use the following syntax:
itcli [options]
itcli [command] [...]Gets DNS information about a domain name.
Read more about the dns command
Checks if a website is down.
Read more about the downdetector command
Retrieves information about your public IP address. Subcommands: ip config, ip locate.
Read more about the ip command
Makes a ping request to a URL.
Read more about the ping command
Makes a request to the specified resource.
Read more about the request command
Executes a traceroute for a provided website.
Read more about the trace command
Checks if a newer version of InternetTest CLI is available.
Read more about the update command
Retrieves your saved WiFi passwords.
Read more about the wifi password command
We welcome contributions! If you would like to contribute to InternetTest CLI, please read our Contributing Guide.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.