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wifiqr

License: GPL v3 semver Tests Go Report Card

A simple program to generate a QR code to connect to a WiFi network

Example QR code

Usage

To get a list of all the available flags run wifiqr --help or wifiqr -h

Copyright (C) 2023 Dušan Mitrović <dusan@dusanmitrovic.xyz>
Licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL v3 only

Usage:
  wifiqr [flags]

Flags:
  -c, --color string      The color of the text in the frame. Accepts 3 or 6 hex characters. (default "8178e4")
  -h, --help              help for wifiqr
  -i, --invisible         The visibility of your WiFi network. Use this switch if your WiFi is hidden.
  -l, --logo string       The path to a raster image logo that will be put in the center of the QR code. Max dimensions: 140x140.
  -n, --name string       The name of your WiFi network.
  -x, --no-logo           Use this switch if you don't want a logo in the center. Takes precedence over the -l and --logo options.
  -o, --output string     The output filename. Default is in the current directory. (default "/home/dusan/Projects/personal/wifiqr/qr.png")
  -p, --password string   The password of your wifi network.
  -s, --security string   The security of your WiFi network. Can be one of nopass, WEP, WPA. (default "nopass")
  -v, --version           version for wifiqr

Example

If you wanted to encode a QR code with the following information

SSID: Test_Network
Encryption: WPA3
Password: test
wifiqr -n Test_Network -s WPA -p test -o ./your_file_name.png

Or with long options

wifiqr --name Test_Network --security WPA -p test --output ./your_file_name.png

Installation

You can use the precompiled binaries for your operating system and cpu architecture in the release section. Make sure you put the binary somewhere in your $PATH

For those using Arch Linux, a PKGBUILD is available in the AUR. Use either makepkg directly or your favorite AUR helper.

Example

  • makepkg
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/wifiqr.git && cd wifiqr
makepkg -si
  • yay
yay -S wifiqr

Building from source

Ensure that you have a recent version of go installed (>=1.21)

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/dusnm/wifiqr.git && cd wifiqr

Build

CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -a -ldflags '-X "github.com/dusnm/wifiqr/cmd.version=1.2.2" -extldflags "-static"' -o ./bin/wifiqr .

(Optional) You can also use the Taskfile.yml if you happen to have go-task installed.

Linux

task build-linux

MacOS

task build-macos

Windows

task build-windows

All platforms

task build

Licensing

Licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3

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