def main():
Settings.path = os.getcwd()
if args.debug:
Settings.debug = True
if args.dev:
Settings.development = True
if args.verbose:
Settings.verbose = True
if not args.q:
utils.banner(db.index_modules())
if args.x:
for c in args.x.split(";"):
Cli.start(c)
Cli.start()
elif args.r:
try:
with open(args.r, "r") as f:
cmds = f.readlines()
for cmd in cmds:
Cli.start(cmd.strip())
Cli.start()
except:
error("Can't open the specifed resource file!")
exit(0)
else:
Cli.start()
#You think it's simple when you look here huh :"D
sys.exit()
def main():
Settings.path = os.getcwd()
if args.debug:
Settings.debug = True
if args.dev:
Settings.development = True
if args.verbose:
Settings.verbose = True
if not args.q:
utils.banner(db.index_modules())
if args.x:
for c in args.x.split(";"):
Cli.start(c)
Cli.start()
elif args.r:
try:
with open(args.r,"r") as f:
cmds = f.readlines()
for cmd in cmds:
Cli.start(cmd.strip())
Cli.start()
except:
error("Can't open the specifed resource file!")
exit(0)
else:
Cli.start()
#You think it's simple when you look here huh :"D
sys.exit()
def command_reload(text=False):
global modules
modules = db.index_modules()
status("Database updated! ( {} module(s) loaded now )".format(
len(modules)))
utils.Input_completer(
all_keywords +
utils.my_map(lambda x: utils.pythonize(x).split(".")[-1], modules))
===============
Command Description
---------- --------------
list/show List modules you can use.
options Displays options for the current module.
set Sets a context-specific variable to a value.
run Launch the current module.
use <module> Use an available module.
info <module> Get information about an available module.
search <text> Search for a module by a specific text in its name or in its description.
previous Sets the previously loaded module as the current module.
back Move back from the current context.
""" + end
global_options = {}
modules = db.index_modules()
module_keywords = ["options", "set", "run", "back", "close"]
def Exec(all_keywords):
global global_options, module_keywords, cli_keywords
module_keywords += all_keywords
cli_keywords = all_keywords
mod = importlib.import_module(
utils.pythonize("core.modules." + Settings.running_module))
if Settings.development:
mod = utils.reload(mod)
global_options = getattr(mod, 'execution').module_type.options
if os.name != "nt":
utils.Input_completer(module_keywords + modules)
Settings.add_module(Settings.running_module)
===============
Command Description
---------- --------------
list/show List modules you can use.
options Displays options for the current module.
set Sets a context-specific variable to a value.
run Launch the current module.
use <module> Use an available module.
info <module> Get information about an available module.
search <text> Search for a module by a specific text in its name or in its description.
previous Sets the previously loaded module as the current module.
back Move back from the current context.
"""+end
global_options = {}
modules = db.index_modules()
module_keywords = ["options","set","run","back","close"]
def Exec(all_keywords):
global global_options, module_keywords, cli_keywords
module_keywords += all_keywords
cli_keywords = all_keywords
mod = importlib.import_module(utils.pythonize("core.modules."+Settings.running_module))
if Settings.development:
mod = utils.reload(mod)
global_options = getattr(mod, 'execution').module_type.options
if os.name !="nt":
utils.Input_completer(module_keywords+modules)
Settings.add_module(Settings.running_module)
def handle(c):
if c=="" or c[0]=="#":return