Generate QR codes for WIFI and more from the command line.
Install and update using pip:
pip install -U qwif
Alternatively, you can package and run qwif in a docker container:
make image
qwif supports a number of QR code content types through subcommands.
To generate a QR code for WIFI configuration:
qwif wifi --ssid test --password test
To generate a QR code to configure e.g. Google Authenticator:
qwif otp --secret test --issuer "Big Corp" --account_name test@test.local
A list of subcommands can be printed by running qwif --help.
Each has its own help menu detailing the supported parameters for each QR code type.
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Generate QR code for WIFI and more.
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