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System's script list and menu externalization!

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@daniel-cues daniel-cues released this 24 Oct 12:04
· 5 commits to master since this release

It's been a long time, but here I am again!

I've developed a new functionality. Now you can check the scripts in your system, even the ones you've made or downloaded! (As long as you add them to nmap local database, of course). Now, in the script menu, you will find a tab leading you to the script list, a tree of scripts grouped by category. You will also find a search bar to find scripts related to anything you write. Oh, and by the way, if you hover over any of the script names, the official description will pop up ;).

I had been thinking about the menu implementation for quite a while, it was pretty messy. That's why I decided to fully externalize it to an XML file. So, if I need to add something to the, or remove stuff, i can just modify this XML instead of playing with that awful HTML I had. This could also make easier a future internationalization functionality.

Lastly, I fixed an awful bug where the console would overflow its container creating an ugly horizontal scroll bar. Now everything should be wrapped properly

As always:

  • You can execute multiple commands at once .
  • You can check the menu on the left to find the options you are looking for.
  • You will be able to start and stop the webapp at any moment.
  • Four outputs are available: Usual console output, HTML report output, XML file and graph output.

Just execute the jar file and you are good to go!

Having installed NMap is needed

Changelog

  • Fixed bug with console text line wrapping
  • Added a script list in the menu
  • Externalized menu