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 # adb-wifi-setting-manager
 Control wifi connection with adb
 
-Here's some usecases
-1. Switch between wifi network when running automation tests without manual intervention.
-2. You have 2 wifi network, one fast one slow and you want to create automated tests for the app's behaviour on low bandwidth.
-3. You have two wifi network, one is in internal network and other outside of internal network and you want to test the app behaviour on both network.
-4. You have several wifi networks, and you are too lazy to type it the wifi passwords everytime you setup a new Android phone. Just create a shell script or copy paste the command to setup the new device.
+Here are some use-cases
+1. Switch between wifi networks when running automation tests without manual intervention.
+2. You have 2 wifi networks, one fast and one slow and you want to create automated tests for the app's behaviour on low bandwidth.
+3. You have two Wi-Fi networks, one in the internal network and the other outside the internal network, and you want to test the app behaviour on both networks.
+4. You have several wifi networks, and you are too lazy to type the wifi passwords every time you set up a new Android phone. Just create a shell script or copy-paste the command to set up the new device.
 
 ## Note 
 ```diff
-- This app is created for interacting with wifi networks while running automated tests.
-- Due to the security messures of Android OS, this app can't manupulate(delete, update) existing
-- wifi networks unless it was added by 'adb-wifi-setting-manager' app.
-- So if you wish to have full controll of the SSID saved on the device with this app,
-- please remove all saved wifi networks on your device manually and use this app for all action 
-- e.g. adding, removing new wifi networks.
+- This app is created for interacting with Wi-Fi networks while running automated tests.
+- Due to the security measures of Android OS, this app can't manipulate(delete, update) existing
+- wifi networks unless it was added by the 'adb-wifi-setting-manager' app.
+- So if you wish to have full control of the SSID saved on the device with this app,
+- please remove all saved Wi-Fi networks on your device manually and use this app for all action 
+- e.g. adding, or removing new Wi-Fi networks.
 ```
 
 ## Commands:
 ---
 
+To download apk:
+
+  `wget https://github.com/pr4bh4sh/adb-wifi-setting-manager/releases/download/1.0/adb-wifi-setting-manager-debug.apk`
+
+To install apk
+
+  `adb install adb-wifi-setting-manager-debug.apk`
+
 To enable wifi:
 
   `adb shell 'am start -n 'com.adbwifisettingsmanager/.WifiSettingsManagerActivity' --esn enableWifi'`
@@ -40,7 +48,7 @@ Connect to Wifi with user name and Password:
 
   `adb shell am start -n 'com.adbwifisettingsmanager/.WifiSettingsManagerActivity' --esn connect -e ssid <ssid_name> -e userName <user_name> -e password <password>'`
 
-Forget a saved Wifi SSID
+Forget a saved Wi-Fi SSID
 1. Forget a specific SSID
 
     `adb shell am start -n 'com.adbwifisettingsmanager/.WifiSettingsManagerActivity' --esn remove -e ssid <ssid_name>'`