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# WifiManager()

### Attributes

* **ip (str):** Bittle ip address.
* **http\_address (str):** Bittle REST API address.

### Methods

* **get\_status\_code():** Returns REST API ***actionpage*** (e.g., <http://192.168.1.18/actionpage>) request code (int). If there is no connection to Bittle REST API, -1 is returned.&#x20;
* **has\_connection():** Returns True if there is connection to REST API actionpage, False otherwise.
* **send\_msg(msg):** Sends passed msg parameter (string) to Bittle. Returns request response (int).

### Example

The following example shows the complete process of connecting and sending messages to Bittle through WiFi connection.

```python
import time

from pyBittle import wifiManager

# Create WifiManager instance
wifiManager = wifiManager.WifiManager()

# Set Bittle REST API ip address
rest_api_ip = '192.168.1.115'
wifiManager.ip = rest_api_ip

if wifiManager.has_connection():  # http://192.168.1.115/actionpage is accessible
    response = wifiManager.send_msg('khi')  # Send GREETING command
    print(f"khi message sent, received response: {response}, expected: 200")
    time.sleep(6)  # Wait for GREETING action to finish
    response = wifiManager.send_msg("d")  # Send SHUTDOWN command
    print(f"d message sent, received response: {response}, expected: 200")
else:
    print("Can't access to Bittle REST API address!")
```


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