pingee 🌟

Pingee is a fast program that checks the availability of ip addresses and their response times.

Features

• Check single or multiple network addresses
• Read addresses from a file
• Customize ports to check (default: 80, 443)
• Customizable output format
• Save results to a file
• Multithreaded for improved performance
• Configurable number of scans per address

Compilation

Compile the program using the following command:

g++ -std=c++11 -pthread pingee.cpp -o pingee

Usage

./pingee [OPTIONS] ADDRESS [ADDRESS...]

Options

• -p, --ports PORT1,PORT2,...: Specify ports to check (default: 80,443)
• -f, --format FORMAT: Set custom output format
• -o, --output FILE: Save output to a file
• -t, --threads N: Set number of threads (default: number of CPU cores)
• -s, --scans N: Set number of scans per address (default: 1)

Output Format

The default output format is:

[$status_code$]: $addr$ | $ping$ ms

You can customize this using the -f option. Available placeholders:

• $status_code$: HTTP status code or error code
• $addr$: The address being checked
• $ping$: Response time in milliseconds

Examples

1. Check a single address:

   ./pingee example.com
   

2. Check multiple addresses with custom ports:

   ./pingee example.com google.com -p 80,443,8080
   

3. Check addresses from a file with custom output format and save to a file:

   ./pingee addresses.txt -f "[$status_code$] $addr$ ($ping$ ms)" -o results.txt
   

4. Use 8 threads and perform 3 scans per address:

   ./pingee addresses.txt -t 8 -s 3