Tool for import/export settings from an Asus router (using stock AsusWRT firmware) using Selenium automation. Not affiliated with Asus.
This product has only been tested on my personal routers from my personal machine. NO WARRANTY IS IMPLIED. This project is not affiliated with the company named Asus A.K.A. "ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC." or any of their related organizations. DO NOT CONTACT THEM FOR SUPPORT.
This is a Powershell module. If you're new to Powershell, Powershell is a programming language that is automatically available on all modern Windows computers, and can be installed onto most other computers. On Windows, you can access the Powershell console by running "Powershell" in your start menu.
Powershell is a very useful language that is designed for easily manipulating other programs on your Windows computer, as well as the Windows Operating System itself. It has good tools for shunting data from one system into another, as you'll see in the CSV examples below.
Unfortunately, Powershell's development has been a bit turbulent and that has produced a language that can be warty, inconsistent, and difficult to learn. The usual joke is "two Googles per line".
But it's still useful, and you probably already have it.
In a Powershell console, execute the following:
Install-Module asuscraperAnd work through the prompts. If this is your first time installing a Powershell module, you may need to change some settings to allow this to happen. Details of that are out-of-scope of this document.
This project is brand new and so final contribution approach is still not fully resolved. Please reach out to me (Martin Zarate) if you're interested in contributing. This software was made to solve my own problems, so it is unlikely I will be making any bugfixes beyond those that I need for it, but we can discuss making your own contributions if you're interested.
This project attempts to follow PoshCode powershell standards, but with the amendment that backtick multiline continuations are acceptable.
https://github.com/PoshCode/PowerShellPracticeAndStyle