Introducing the OMOIKA framework

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The OMOIKA Plugins Framework

Welcome to the OMOIKA project where you can connect, combine, and get insight from unstructured and public data as results that can be explored step-by-step. An easy-to-use plugin system allows any developer to quickly integrate new data sources so you can focus on discovering, interacting, and visualizing what's important to you

This is the plugin framework for OMOIKA, a graph-based OSINT platform for recon, OSINT investigations, link analysis, and more. Offline. Local-first workflows. No cloud dependency required.

Overview

OMOIKA's plugin system enables you to define entities (nodes in the graph) and transforms (operations that create new entities from existing ones). The framework provides:

• Entity definitions with rich metadata, icons, colors, and form elements
• Transform decorators with dependency management and version targeting
• Result types for subgraphs, custom edges, and file attachments
• Field types for semantic type-based transform matching
• Settings framework for persistent configuration
• CLI tools for development and integration

Installation

pip install omoika[all]

For development:

git clone https://github.com/omoika-institute/framework.git
cd framework/
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Quick Start

Define an Entity

from omoika import Plugin
from omoika.elements import TextInput, Copy
from omoika.types import FieldType

class EmailEntity(Plugin):
    version = "1.0.0"
    label = "Email"
    icon = "mail"
    color = "#3B82F6"
    category = "Identity"

    elements = [
        TextInput(label="Email", icon="mail", field_type=FieldType.EMAIL),
        Copy(label="Domain"),
    ]

Create a Transform

from omoika import transform, Entity, Edge

@transform(
    target="email@>=1.0.0",
    label="Extract Domain",
    icon="world",
)
async def extract_domain(entity):
    email = entity.email
    domain = email.split("@")[1] if "@" in email else None

    if domain:
        return Entity(
            data=DomainEntity.blueprint(domain=domain),
            edge=Edge(label="has domain"),
        )

Run a Transform

omoika run -T '{"label": "email", "version": "1.0.0", "transform": "extract_domain", "data": {"email": "user@example.com"}}'

Documentation

Guide	Description
Getting Started	Installation, project setup, and first plugin
Plugins & Entities	Defining entities with the Plugin class
Transforms	Creating transforms with the @transform decorator
Elements	Input and display elements for entity forms
Field Types	Semantic types for fields and type-based matching
Settings	Transform configuration and persistence
CLI Reference	Command-line interface documentation
API Reference	Complete API documentation

Key Concepts

Plugins & Entities

Every node type in the graph is defined as a Plugin subclass. Plugins are automatically registered when defined:

class IPAddress(Plugin):
    version = "1.0.0"
    label = "IP Address"
    elements = [TextInput(label="IP", field_type=FieldType.IP_ADDRESS)]

Transforms

Transforms operate on entities to produce new entities. They target specific entity versions:

@transform(target="ip_address@>=1.0.0", label="GeoIP Lookup", deps=["geoip2"])
async def geoip_lookup(entity):
    # Transform logic
    return Entity(data=Location.blueprint(city="..."))

Result Types

Transforms return Entity, Edge, File, or Subgraph objects:

return Entity(
    data=TargetEntity.blueprint(field="value"),
    edge=Edge(label="discovered", color="#22C55E"),
    files=[File(path="/tmp/report.pdf")],
)

Project Structure

For plugin development and registry submissions, organize your code as:

my-plugins-repo/
├── entities/
│   ├── email.py
│   ├── domain.py
│   └── ip_address.py
└── transforms/
    ├── email_transforms.py
    ├── domain_transforms.py
    ├── network_traceroute_transform.py
    └── network_transforms.py

Load plugins via:

from omoika import load_plugins_fs
load_plugins_fs("/path/to/my-plugins", "my_plugins")

CLI Commands

# List entities and transforms
omoika ls entities
omoika ls transforms -L email

# Run a transform
omoika transform '{"label": "email", "version": "1.0.0", "transform": "to_domain", "data": {...}}'

# Get entity blueprints
omoika blueprints -L email

# Initialize a new plugins project
omoika init

# Sync manifest and README metadata after repo changes
omoika sync

# Compile JSON entity to Python
omoika compile entity.json -O entity.py

Requirements

• Python 3.13+

License

MIT License, see LICENSE for details.

Links

• Documentation
• OMOIKA Application
• Issue Tracker