FGRoute is written on C and Objective C (includes Swift support), it helps developers to get rid of dealing with WiFi interfaces.

iOS 8 and later.

FGRoute is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod "FGRoute"

Then, run the following command:

pod install

1. Drag and Drop it into your project

2. Import "FGRoute.h"

3. You are ready to go!

With FGRoute you can easily get your ip address, Route, ssid etc.

First of all import header file at the top of your file for ObjC

#import "FGRoute.h"

for Swift

import FGRoute

Full method documentation for Swift

FGRoute.isWifiConnected() // Bolean value to check internet connection
FGRoute.getGatewayIP() //route ip address
FGRoute.getSSID() // Connected wifi name
FGRoute.getBSSID() // Connected wifi BSSID
FGRoute.getSSIDDATA() // Connected wifi SSIDDATA
FGRoute.getIPAddress() // Your local ip address in network
FGRoute.getNetmask() // Connected wifi Netmask
FGRoute.getDestination() // Connected wifi Destination ip address

Full method documentation for ObjC

[FGRoute isWifiConnected]; // Bolean value to check internet connection
[FGRoute getGatewayIP]; //route ip address
[FGRoute getSSID]; // Connected wifi name
[FGRoute getBSSID]; // Connected wifi BSSID
[FGRoute getSSIDDATA]; // Connected wifi SSIDDATA
[FGRoute getIPAddress]; // Your local ip address in network
[FGRoute getNetmask]; // Connected wifi Netmask
[FGRoute getDestination]; // Connected wifi Destination ip address

You need to have "Access WiFi Information" entitlement enabled and you must meet at least one of criteria bellow

• App with permission to access location
• Currently enabled VPN app
• NEHotspotConfiguration

see example for more details

Arthur Sahakyan, feghaldev@gmail.com

FGRoute is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.