Using @capgo/capacitor-wifi
WiFi plugin for managing device WiFi connectivity.
Install
bun add @capgo/capacitor-wifi
bunx cap sync
What This Plugin Exposes
addNetwork- Show a system dialog to add a Wi-Fi network to the device. On Android SDK 30+, this opens the system Wi-Fi settings with the network pre-filled. On iOS, this connects to the network directly.connect- Connect to a Wi-Fi network. On Android, this creates a temporary connection that doesn't route traffic through the network by default. Set autoRouteTraffic to true to bind app traffic to the connected network (useful for local/device-hosted APs). For a persistent connection on Android, use addNetwork() instead. On iOS, this creates a persistent connection.disconnect- Disconnect from the current Wi-Fi network. On iOS, only disconnects from networks that were added via this plugin.getAvailableNetworks- Get a list of available Wi-Fi networks from the last scan. Only available on Android.
Example Usage
addNetwork
Show a system dialog to add a Wi-Fi network to the device. On Android SDK 30+, this opens the system Wi-Fi settings with the network pre-filled. On iOS, this connects to the network directly.
import { CapacitorWifi } from '@capgo/capacitor-wifi';
await CapacitorWifi.addNetwork({
ssid: 'MyNetwork',
password: 'mypassword',
isHiddenSsid: false,
securityType: NetworkSecurityType.WPA2_PSK
});
connect
Connect to a Wi-Fi network. On Android, this creates a temporary connection that doesn't route traffic through the network by default. Set autoRouteTraffic to true to bind app traffic to the connected network (useful for local/device-hosted APs). For a persistent connection on Android, use addNetwork() instead. On iOS, this creates a persistent connection.
import { CapacitorWifi } from '@capgo/capacitor-wifi';
await CapacitorWifi.connect({
ssid: 'MyNetwork',
password: 'mypassword',
autoRouteTraffic: true // Android only: route app traffic through this network
});
disconnect
Disconnect from the current Wi-Fi network. On iOS, only disconnects from networks that were added via this plugin.
import { CapacitorWifi } from '@capgo/capacitor-wifi';
await CapacitorWifi.disconnect();
getAvailableNetworks
Get a list of available Wi-Fi networks from the last scan. Only available on Android.
import { CapacitorWifi } from '@capgo/capacitor-wifi';
const { networks } = await CapacitorWifi.getAvailableNetworks();
networks.forEach(network => {
console.log(`SSID: ${network.ssid}, Signal: ${network.rssi} dBm`);
});
Full Reference
- GitHub: https://github.com/Cap-go/capacitor-wifi/
- Docs: /docs/plugins/wifi/