pip3 install pyoui
# master branch should be stable as well
pip3 install git+https://github.com/smthnspcl/pyoui
... use by cli:
pyoui --help
usage: pyoui [-h] [-o OUTFILE] [-d] [-p PREFIX] [-c COMPANY]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-o OUTFILE, --outfile OUTFILE
oui file which will be downloaded and read.
-d, --debug enable debugging
-p PREFIX, --prefix PREFIX
search by mac prefix
-c COMPANY, --company COMPANY
search by company name
... use by code:
frompyouiimportOUIentries=OUI(debug=True).parse()
print("entries:", entries.size())
e=next(entries.by_company("national security"))
print("company", e.company.__dict__, e.prefix)
e=next(entries.by_prefix("00:22:72"))
print("prefix", e.company.__dict__, e.prefix)
e=next(entries.by_mac("BC:23:92:42:42:42"))
print("mac", e.company.__dict__, e.prefix)
e=list(entries.by_country_code("US"))
print("length:", len(e))
print("first item:", e[0].prefix, e[0].company.__dict__)
ae=list(entries.by_country_name("United States"))
print("by country code length:", len(e), " | by name length:", len(ae))
print("lengths should be equal")
other info:
the csv folder was generated by obsolete/dump.py
the folder obsolete is as the name implies, obsolete.
all files in there are py2 and won't be refactored.
the setup.py will only install the pyoui package.
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