First, we import the required libraries to handle argument parsing, writing spreadsheets, processing XML data, and interacting with the WiGLE API:
from __future__ import print_functionimport argparseimport csvimport osimport sysimport xml.etree.ElementTree as ETimport requests
This recipe's command-line handler accepts two positional arguments, INPUT_FILE and OUTPUT_CSV, representing the input file with Wi-Fi MAC addresses and the desired output CSV, respectively. By default, the script assumes the input file is a Cellebrite XML report. The user can specify the type of the input file using the optional -t flag and choose between xml or txt. Additionally, we can set the path of the file containing our API key. By default, this ...
