Provides an interface to pull carrier data plan usage from a simple command line.
Was originally intended to be a method to graph usage in Zabbix, but evolved into a full command line tool.
Currently supports the following carriers:
- Telus Wireline
- Koodo Mobile
Additional carriers can easily be added if requested.
Install internet_data_usage from Github using git:
git clone https://github.com/precurse/internet_data_usage.git
Install module requirements using pip, a package manager for Python.
pip install -r requirements.txt
Need pip? Try installing it by running the following from the command line:
$ curl https://raw.github.com/pypa/pip/master/contrib/get-pip.py | python
$ ./internet_data_usage.py -h
usage: internet_data_usage.py [-h] {term,zabbix,influxdb} ...
internet_data_usage 0.2-HEAD Copyright (c) 2015 Andrew Klaus
([email protected])
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
subcommands:
{term,zabbix,influxdb}
valid subcommands
term all output will echo in a terminal
zabbix all output will be sent to a Zabbix server
influxdb all output will be sent to an influxdb database
$ ./internet_data_usage.py term -h
usage: internet_data_usage.py term [-h] [-p PASSWORD]
[-c {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}]
[-a HTTP_USER_AGENT] [-v]
username
positional arguments:
username Username for account access
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
Carrier password for account access (will prompt if
not specified)
-c {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}, --carrier {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}
Carrier to query from (default=telus_wireline)
-a HTTP_USER_AGENT, --http_user_agent HTTP_USER_AGENT
Defaults to 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64)'
-v, --verbose
$ ./internet_data_usage.py zabbix -h
usage: internet_data_usage.py zabbix [-h]
[-i {data_usage,data_use_unit,data_plan_total,plan}]
[-c {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}]
[-a HTTP_USER_AGENT] [-v]
username password
positional arguments:
username Username for account access
password Carrier password for account access
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i {data_usage,data_use_unit,data_plan_total,plan}, --item {data_usage,data_use_unit,data_plan_total,plan}
Item to request (default=data_usage)
-c {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}, --carrier {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}
Carrier to query from (default=telus_wireline)
-a HTTP_USER_AGENT, --http_user_agent HTTP_USER_AGENT
Defaults to 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64)'
-v, --verbose
./internet_data_usage.py -h usage: internet_data_usage.py [-h] {term,zabbix,influxdb} ...
internet_data_usage 0.2-HEAD Copyright (c) 2015 Andrew Klaus ([email protected])
optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit
subcommands: {term,zabbix,influxdb} valid subcommands term all output will echo in a terminal zabbix all output will be sent to a Zabbix server influxdb all output will be sent to an influxdb database
$ ./internet_data_usage.py influxdb -h
usage: internet_data_usage.py influxdb [-h] [-p PORT]
[-c {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}]
[-a HTTP_USER_AGENT] [-v]
username password i_user i_pass i_host
i_db
positional arguments:
username Username for account access
password Carrier password for account access
i_user Influxdb username
i_pass Influxdb password
i_host Influxdb hostname
i_db Influxdb database
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PORT, --port PORT Port for influxdb access (default=8086)
-c {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}, --carrier {telus_wireline,koodo_mobile}
Carrier to query from (default=telus_wireline)
-a HTTP_USER_AGENT, --http_user_agent HTTP_USER_AGENT
Defaults to 'Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64)'
-v, --verbose
Terminal:
$ ./internet_data_usage.py term -c telus_wireline [email protected]
Carrier password (will not echo): <password> <enter>
TelusWireline Plan: TELUS Internet 50
Usage: 49/400 GB
Zabbix:
$ ./internet_data_usage.py zabbix -i data_usage [email protected] password
49
Influxdb:
$ ./internet_data_usage.py influxdb [email protected] mypass root root localhost internet_usage
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