Python-Tool to communicate with the AVM FritzBox. Uses the TR-064 protocol.
pip install fritzconnection
fritzconnection requires the python modules lxml and requests:
pip install lxml requests
fritzconnection.py makes the SOAP interface of the FRITZ!Box available on the command line.
Shows all available services and actions when run with the argument -c.
fritzstatus.py is a command line interface to display status information of the FRITZ!Box.
It also serves as an example on how to use the fritzconnection module.
fritzmonitor.py is a Tkinter GUI to display current IP as well as the upstream and downstream rates.
It also makes it easy to reconnect and thus get a different IP from your ISP.
fritzhosts.py is a command line interface to display the hosts known by the FRITZ!Box with IP, name, MAC and status.
fritztools.py contains some helper functions and test.py contains unit tests.
Inspect the API:
>>> import fritzconnection as fc
>>> fc.print_api(password='your_password')
An API-Call is made by the call_action-method of the FritzConnection-Class. This method takes the servicename, the actionname and optional arguments as parameter and may return a dictionary with the results (as described in the TR-064 protocoll description). A simple example is to reconnect for a new external ip:
>>> from fritzconnection import FritzConnection
>>> connection = FritzConnection()
>>> connection.call_action('WANIPConnection', 'ForceTermination')
# or more comfortable:
>>> connection.reconnect()
The latter wrapps the call_action-method. For a more complete example look at the fritzhosts.py souce-code.
- The Source Code of fritzconnection
- Information on TR-064:
Many thanks for contributions, bugfixes or issue-reporting to: