pymacgen
generates mac addresses
how to..
... install
# from pypi
pip3 install pymacgen
# from github
pip3 install git+https://github.com/smthnspcl/pymacgen
# if this repo has been cloned
pip3 install .... use from cli
pymacgen --help
usage: pymacgen [-h] [-o OUI] [-d] [-on ORGANIZATION_NAME] [-mp MAC_PREFIX] [-cn COUNTRY_NAME] [-g GENERATE]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-o OUI, --oui OUI path to oui file; will be downloaded if not found
-d, --debug enable debugging
-on ORGANIZATION_NAME, --organization-name ORGANIZATION_NAME
search by organization name; case insensitive
-mp MAC_PREFIX, --mac-prefix MAC_PREFIX
search by mac prefix; 00-00-00 or 00:00:00 or 000000
-cn COUNTRY_NAME, --country-name COUNTRY_NAME
search by country name; case insensitive
-g GENERATE, --generate GENERATE
generate a random mac address or by found prefix
... use from code
from pymacgen import MACGenerator
# these do not need instantiation of the MACGenerator class
print(MACGenerator.by_mac(str("EA:7B:EE:FB:01:42")))
print(MACGenerator.by_prefix("42:06:66"))
# these utilize the pyoui library, so instantiation of the MACGenerator class is needed
m = MACGenerator("/tmp/oui.txt", True)
# by company name examples
print(m.by_organization("national security agency"))
print(m.by_organization("samsung"))
# by country name examples
print(m.by_country_code("DE"))
print(m.by_country_code("CN"))
# by country code examples
print(m.by_country_name("Germany"))
print(m.by_country_name("China"))
