UniFi HotSpot Manager

This is a HotSpot Manager like the default one of UniFi Ubiquiti, but this one has some advantages and is easier to use.

Features

allow different Usergroups via Voucher prefixes with just one Ubiquiti Controller ;)
own user access control, no need for users to get a real admin account on the Ubiquiti Controller
variable printing, creating, filtering and deleting of vouchers
deleting multiple vouchers with one click just works, but the needed time is about 0.8 seconds per voucher :(
blocking, unblocking and re-connecting of users (the default HotSpot system misses these functions, but the admin interface has, yes I know... but this is not for users)
... a lot more, this is just the first writing of that README

All CDN libraries I am including are using the MIT license, so I use it also ;)

jQuery JavaScript Library - used everywhere
DataTables - jQuery plug-in for all the tables
Bootstrap - the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework
Bootstrap X-editable - used for editing within the DataTables
Bootstrap Form Validator - used for some forms
Bootstrap Dialog - used
MomentJS - Parse, validate, manipulate and display dates and times in JavaScript

clone the repository git clone https://github.com/mcmilk/UniFi-HotSpot-Manager
the private folder can be setup to some private directory (not meant to stay in webroot)
the file index.php should be copied to your web folder
edit the file then, and set up the private path
then go to your private path an take a look into the file config.sample.php
modify that file and rename it to config.php
start your browser and you should get the login form
take a look into the file userdb.json, search for pass = [ and use this password together with the username admin
for creating an own qr-code of the WiFi settings for your network on the vouchers, just use the script provided here: contrib/qr-gen.sh

Very rough Proof of Concept!
Still VERY ROUGH PoC
Install without SAML enabled to create userdb.json with admin user as above
Setup admin user or other users as needed with random password (do not need to keep records of password)
Setup SimpleSAMLphp as per needed (authsources, default-sp, metadata, etc)
Tested with Azure AD and this guide http://www.lewisroberts.com/2015/09/05/single-sign-on-to-azure-ad-using-simplesamlphp/
Verify logins with SimpleSAMLphp portal (/saml/module.php/core/authenticate.php?as=default-sp)
Enable SAML in config.php