This is my first, half-hearted attempt at creating a python package just to get the hang of things. I also used this opportunity to get into pydantic (v2.0) a bit.
Why is it on GitHub then? Because that made it easier to transfer between machines.
Should you - for whatever reason - choose to use this "package", you'll have to install it yourself as I did not publish it and do not intend to do so.
Then use the template.env file as a guide to create your .env file.
The docker-compose.yml lets you easily spin up an influxDB server on your local machine to store your metrics.
The main script is collect-metrics.py (at least for my purposes).
It will collect iperf3 metrics for a specified amount of time (default 30 seconds as found in the template.env file)
while monitoring the signal strength and other metrics from the specified wireless interface
and then exit.