It's a port scanner that gives information about connection on given TCP/UDP ports for a given IP, telling if they are open/filtered/closed.
At the moment, it only uses the TCP CONNECT method for scanning TCP ports.
Moreover, it can convert the result output to a JSON.
It was made with Python 3.7.x, so it's guaranteed to run on it. However, it's expected to run on every 3.x.x version.
After installing or using an existent Python runtime, just clone the repository to your machine.
You can use the argument "--help" to see more details about the usage.
./portscanner --ip 127.0.0.1 --ports T:80,443,22
./portscanner --ip 127.0.0.1 --ports U:53,161,162
./portscanner --ip 127.0.0.1 --ports T:80,443,22 --ports U:53,161,162 --json