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MergerHunt

This tool fetches and processes acquisition data related to a specified organization. It uses Go for the main logic, shell commands for data extraction, and Python for HTML parsing.

Features

  • Fetches top 5 Google search results for an organization related to acquisitions.
  • Filters and downloads relevant web pages.
  • Extracts table data from the downloaded web pages.
  • Processes the data to retrieve useful information about acquisitions.
  • Outputs the results to a file named f_output.txt.

Requirements

  • Go: Ensure Go is installed on your system.
  • Python 3: Required for the HTML parsing script.
  • pip3: Required for installing Python packages.
  • BeautifulSoup4: Python package for parsing HTML.
  • wget: Required to download web pages.
  • googler: A command-line tool to search Google from the terminal.

Setup Instructions

Step 1: Download and Install Dependencies

  1. Clone or download this repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/Byte-BloggerBase/MergerHunt.git
  1. Run the setup.sh script to install all necessary dependencies:
  ./setup.sh

This will check for and install the following:

  • Python3
  • pip3
  • BeautifulSoup4
  • wget
  • googler

Step 2: Run the Tool

To use the tool, execute the following command in your terminal:

MergerHunt --org <organization_name>

Replace <organization_name> with the name of the organization you want to search for.

Step 3: View the Results

After running the tool, you can check the results in the f_output.txt file. This file contains the processed acquisition data related to the specified organization.

If anyone would like to contribute to the development of Insider-HackZ/MergerHunt, please send an email to official@bytebloggerbase.com.

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