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github.com/icepie/giwifi-gear
A UNIX shell command line interpreter tool for login giwifi
Any OS with UNIX command interpreter
(GNU bash, zsh, other shells)
$ ./giwifi-gear.sh -h
giwifi-gear.sh
A cli tool for login giwifi by cloud auth mode (multi-platform, fast, small)
usage:
giwifi-gear.sh [-h] [-g <GATEWAY>] [-u <USERNAME>] [-p <PASSWORD>] [-t <TYPE>] [-T <TOKEN>] [-i <IFACE>] [-e <EXTRA_IFACE>] [-q] [-b] [-d] [-l] [-v]
optional arguments:
-h show this help message and exit
-g <GATEWAY> set the gateway
-u <USERNAME> set the username
-p <PASSWORD> set the password
-i <IFACE> set the interface by name or ip
-e <EXTRA_IFACE> set the extra interface (-e vwan1 -e vwan2)
-t <TYPE> auth type (pc/pad/staff for web auth, android/ios/windows/mac/apad/ipad for app auth, token for directly auth by token, and default value is pc)
-T <TOKEN> set the token (need to use -t token)
-b bind or rebind your device
-q sign out of account authentication
-d running in the daemon mode (remove sharing restrictions)
-l print the log info
-v show the tool version and exit
(c) 2021 icepie.dev@gmail.com
bind your device with the default pc type
$ giwifi-gear.sh -g 172.21.1.1 -u 13000000001 -p mypassword -b # -t pc
auth with mac auth type and daemon mode
$ giwifi-gear.sh -g 172.21.1.1 -u 13000000001 -p mypassword -t mac -d
auth with ipad auth type and specified interface
$ giwifi-gear.sh -u 13000000001 -p mypassword -t ipad -i wlan0 # will automatically detect the gateway
quit auth
$ giwifi-gear.sh -g 172.21.1.1 -q
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