About Digenpy

Digenpy is a set of dictionary generators written in python. It's extremely modular and easily extensible.

Usage

To see available modules, just exec digenpy.py, you'll get an output like:

Available countries: Spanish

Dlink Usage: Dlink Bssid

Jazztel Usage: Jazztel Bssid Essid Tele2 Usage: Tele2 year fixed_data [''|'IV'] Telefonica Usage: Telefonica Bssid Essid [WPA]

Adding countries

To add a new country, just insert the module in digenpy/ directory, with the country name. Then add the module name to digenpy/__init__.py in the __all__ tuple. The module must follow a few guidelines, foreach kind of routers (usually company producing or distributing them) it has to have a class, basically composed of __init__ dictionary(self) (as property) and the checks to the docs. A sample skeleton follows

--- SampleCountry.py --- class Skel():

def __init__(self, *args):

if not len(args[0]) > 1:

self.return_=1 return

self.sample="saaaaaaaaaaample" self.parameter_one=args[0][1] self.parameter_two=args[0][2] # Note that all parameters are in args[0], and starts counting at [1]

@property def dictionary(self):

if hasattr(self, 'return_'):

return "Usage: Saaaaaaaample parameter_one parameter_two %s %s " %(self.parameter_one, self.parameter_two)

return ['a','b]

That will allow the program to throw help when called without arguments, and auto_build general help =)

Now, if you execute digenpy.py without arguments it will spit out something like:

Available countries: Spanish

Dlink Usage: Dlink Bssid

Jazztel Usage: Jazztel Bssid Essid Tele2 Usage: Tele2 year fixed_data [''|'IV'] Telefonica Usage: Telefonica Bssid Essid

SampleCountry

Skep Usage: saaaaaaaaaaaaample

Et voilá =), oh, also, note that dictionary property must return a list like in ['a','b']

Installation on windows

To install on windows you'll need a python interpreter installed, as well as pyGTK bundle. After having them installed, you double click "setup.bat" wich will procceed to install it. From now on, you'll have it into your python26/Scripts directory, where you can double click it, or make a link.

I've published a bundle installer with nsis in the project's page. You can build it by your own with:

python setup.py py2exe # Copy gtk dlls in dist/ # Execute NSIS against installer.nsi

And voilá, you'll have the installer ready =)