ModemReboot

Puppeteer container for rebooting Modems

Reboot your modem on a schedule using Cron.
The specific navigation for your modem will vary,
This is more of an example and isn't guaranteed to work for your particular modem.
Many thanks to https://github.com/mbierman 's post and https://stackoverflow.com/users/6870228/keith
Feel free to make a PR to add your own modem's script
If no CRON Env var is passed it will reboot upon first run and then quit

Modem List:

Set this as your SCRIPT Env var

Modem	SCRIPT
Technicolor CGA4233TCH3 modem (Fibertel)	example.js
Arris (Modem Undefined)	arris.js
Mitrastar 2541GNA (Movistar)	Movistar_Mitrastar_2541GNAC.js
ZTE_MF258	ZTE_MF258.js

By default will run example.js you can change that by setting SCRIPT parameter.

If your modem is already supported, run this container with these ENV options :

docker run -it -e URL=URL -e USER=USER -e PASS=PASS -e SCRIPT=yourModem.js -e CRON="* * * * *" agusalex/modemReboot

Otherwise see the next section

To debug with your particular modem first install nodeJs then install dependencies:

npm install puppeteer date-and-time is-docker

And run it: node app.js

Finally when you have it ready, make a PR or create an Issue with your script and I will add it.

If you want to build your own docker container thats easy too:

docker build -t "myModemRebooter" .

docker run -it -e URL=URL -e USER=USER -e PASS=PASS -e SCRIPT=yourModem.js -e CRON="* * * * *" myModemRebooter

Open the developer tools in the browser, inspect element click it and get the ID then you can use it.

For example login-button is the id of the button:

const form = await page.$('#login-button'); await form.evaluate( form => form.click() );

If the element does not have an ID, after inspecting it right click on the DOM of the element and select Copy Selector

Then you can use it like so:

cpage.click( "OUTPUT FROM COPY SELECTOR" )

In order for this to be usefull we need as many Modem models scripts as possible, this cant be done without the help of others