Tired of entering the same Wi-Fi credentials every time you join the network? So was I! At my institute, logging into Wi-Fi manually was a hassle, so I built this Auto WiFi Login Script to automate the process with the help of Python,SQLite and Crontab!
This script automatically logs into Wi-Fi networks using pre-saved credentials and now comes with SQLite integration to store login attempts and all payload parameters. It keeps track of all login activities, captures dynamic session parameters (a), and provides a user-friendly log display for debugging.
Ideal for schools, workplaces, or any location with recurring Wi-Fi logins, this script eliminates manual re-authentication and ensures effortless connectivity. It's fully customizable, works across different networks, and can even be automated on startup for a seamless experience.
Beautiful web-based monitoring interface with real-time statistics and interactive charts!
- 📊 Real-time statistics & success rates
- 📈 Interactive time-based visualizations
- 🔍 Advanced filtering & search
- 📱 Mobile-responsive design
- 🔒 Secure authentication
- ⚡ Auto-refresh every 30 seconds
# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Start dashboard
python wifi_auto_login.py --dashboard
# Access: http://127.0.0.1:8000 (admin/admin123)📖 Full documentation: DASHBOARD.md
This application features a comprehensive professional logging system that provides detailed insights into login attempts, debugging information, and system status. The logging system supports multiple output destinations, configurable log levels, and automatic log rotation.
The script accepts various logging-related command line arguments:
--log-level {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}: Set the logging level (default: INFO)--log-file/--no-log-file: Enable or disable file logging (default: enabled)--log-dir DIR: Directory for log files (default: ./logs)--console-logging/--no-console-logging: Enable or disable console logging (default: enabled)--view-logs N: View last N login attempts instead of performing login--max-attempts N: Maximum number of login attempts to show (default: 5)
Usage Examples:
# Run with debug logging
python wifi_auto_login.py --log-level DEBUG
# View recent login attempts
python wifi_auto_login.py --view-logs 10
# Start the web dashboard
python wifi_auto_login.py --dashboard
# Disable file logging, only console output
python wifi_auto_login.py --no-log-file
# Custom log directory
python wifi_auto_login.py --log-dir /var/log/wifi-authConfigure logging behavior using environment variables:
LOG_LEVEL: Overall logging level (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL)CONSOLE_LOG_LEVEL: Separate level for console outputCONSOLE_LOGGING_ENABLED: Enable/disable console logging (true/false)LOG_FILE_ENABLED: Enable/disable file logging (true/false)LOG_DIR: Directory for log files (default: ./logs)LOG_MAX_BYTES: Maximum log file size before rotation (default: 10485760 = 10MB)LOG_BACKUP_COUNT: Number of backup log files to keep (default: 5)
Example:
export LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG
export LOG_DIR=/home/user/logs
python wifi_auto_login.pyThe application automatically rotates log files when they reach the maximum size (default 10MB). It keeps up to 5 backup files, ensuring logs don't consume excessive disk space while maintaining historical data.
Log files are stored in the configured log directory with the name wifi_auto_auth.log, and rotated files are named wifi_auto_auth.log.1, wifi_auto_auth.log.2, etc.
For step-by-step setup instructions, please refer to setup.md
- Credentials are securely stored in an SQLite database within your home directory.
- No sensitive data is transmitted except during the login request.
- Passwords are masked in logs for security.
- Login attempts are logged in SQLite, and old logs are automatically deleted after reboot
This project is licensed under the MIT License, which allows for free use, modification, and distribution.
🔧 Need help? Open an issue on GitHub!