In the spirit of all the *top tools, I wrote a little one for WiFi today. It's based on one I did earlier for measuring throughput using ipfw pipe counters, to see how much bandwidth things like streaming video and minecraft really take (answers: surprisingly little, and unsurprisingly a lot).
What I really need to do is abstract this out into a more generalized topify type of class, so that I can just write the data retrieval and data formatting functions, and then get a top-like auto-updating display out of it. This may only work on xterm, because it uses a specific control code to do the screen clear. This is much easier than installing and configuring the terminal control gems for ruby.
Usage: ./essidtop.rb wlan0. This will require root privileges, and you should probably change the #! line if your ruby is installed into someplace other than /usr/bin. Probably requires ruby 1.9 (because of the case statement).
#!/usr/bin/ruby
def get_stats(card)
vals = {}
cell = nil
current = {
:mac => '??:??:??:??:??:??',
:essid => 'Unknown',
:channel => '-1',
:snratio => 0,
:key => '???'
}
%x[/usr/sbin/iwlist #{card} scan].each_line do |ln|
ln.chomp!
ln.gsub!(/^\s+/, '')
ln.gsub!(/\s+$/, '')
case ln
when /^Cell ([[:digit:]]+) - Address: ([A-Fa-f[:digit:]:]+)$/ then
unless (cell.nil?) then
vals[cell] = current
current = {
:mac => '??:??:??:??:??:??',
:essid => 'Unknown',
:channel => '-1',
:snratio => 0,
:key => '???'
}
end
cell = $1
current[:mac] = $2
when /^ESSID:"(.*)"$/ then
current[:essid] = $1
when /^Channel:([[:digit:]]+)$/ then
current[:channel] = $1
when /^Quality=([[:digit:]]+)\/([[:digit:]]+)\s/ then
current[:snratio] = (100 * ($1.to_f / $2.to_f)).to_i
when /^Encryption key:(on|off)/ then
current[:key] = $1
else
#puts "Unmatched: '#{ln}'"
end
end
unless (cell.nil?) then
vals[cell] = current
end
vals
end
card = ARGV[0]
loop do
stats = get_stats card
if ($stdout.isatty) then
printf "\e[H\e[2J"
end
# foreach key in stats
printf "Cell %-17s Ch SN Enc ESSID\n" % 'Mac'
stats.each do |k,v|
# print out line
printf "%-4s %-17s %02d %02d %3s %s\n" % [k, v[:mac], v[:channel].to_i,v[:snratio], v[:key], v[:essid]]
end
sleep 10
end
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