import wpasupplicant interface = wpasupplicant.WPASupplicantInterface("wlan0", 'wlan0.conf') iface.scan() networks = iface.get_scan_results() for network in networks: print(network['ssid'])
import wpasupplicant interface = wpasupplicant.WPASupplicantInterface("wlan0", 'wlan0.conf') network = { 'ssid': 'MyWifiNetwork', 'psk': 'MyPassword' } iface.connect(network)Using this code, you can connect to a wireless network by specifying the SSID and password of the target network in a dictionary format, then passing it into the connect() function. Overall, WpaSupplicant is a useful package library in Python for handling WPA wireless configuration.