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GitSearch by Juan Cruz Tommasi - Base4 Security - www.base4sec.com

Github CLI Searcher

Program to search for repositores from CLI using official github api.

First install required dependency:

pip3 install pygithub

As the search is done through the github api, multiple api tokens must be registered to have a good flow of requests / searches. Keys are registered from the following address and many keys can be registered in a single user. https://github.com/settings/tokens/new When creating the key just add all the permissions of "repo> public_repo", these are the permissions that this script needs to work. In case you cannot find how to register the new tokens, here is a guide: https://docs.github.com/es/github/authenticating-to-github/creating-a-personal-access-token

Once multiple keys have been registered, paste them in the ACCESS_TOKENS array found on line 23 of gitsint.py

ARGS

-s --search / Simple Search
-t --time / Sleep time between api calls
-f --file / Read string to search from file (one by line)
--status / Show how many requests the key in use has available.

EXAMPLES:

Search in github taking each line of the t.txt as search pattern with a time of 5 seconds between api calls:
python3 gitsearch.py --file t.txt --time 5

Simple search with 1s waiting time between requests to perform the searches:
python3 gitsearch.py -s 'CVE-2019–0708' -t 1

If --status is added, it will first show how many requests the key in use has available:
python3 gitsearch.py -s 'CVE-2019–0708' -t 10 --status

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