gitrecon
v0.0.2
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This is a CLI tool to get exposed emails from a github user
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GitHub Email Scanner
A tool to scan GitHub repositories for exposed email addresses and names.
Introduction
This tool uses the GitHub API to scan repositories owned by a user for email addresses and associated names. It provides options to scan specific repositories and exclude forked repositories. Additionally, you can provide a GitHub API token to increase the rate limit for API requests.
Installation
npm install -g gitrecon
Usage
Command Line Arguments:
-u, --username <username> GitHub username (Required)
-t, --token <token> GitHub API token (Optional)
-r, --repo <repo> Repository name (Optional)
-n, --no-forks Exclude forked repositories (Optional)
-h, --help output usage information
Example usage: Scan all public repositories of a user:
gitrecon -u <username> -n
Scan a specific repository of a user:
gitrecon -u <username> -r <repo>
Provide a GitHub API token:
gitrecon -u <username> -t <token>
Implementation Details
Constants
API_URL:
The base URL for GitHub API.
HEADER:
Default HTTP headers for API requests.
DELAY:
Delay between API requests (3000 milliseconds).
Functions
Repository(name, isFork):
Factory function to create Repository objects.
updateHeader(updateObj):
Function to update HTTP headers.
getRepositories(username):
Function to retrieve user's repositories.
getEmails(username, repoName):
Function to retrieve email addresses from a repository's commits.
apiCall(url):
Function to make API calls with a delay.
Main Function
- Parses command line arguments.
- Fetches repositories to scan based on user input.
- Scans repositories for email addresses and names.
- Displays the results.
C++ version
A C++ version of this tool is available here.
C++ future work
- GUI for the tool.
Ethics and Disclaimer
This tool is intended to be used for educational purposes only. The author is not responsible for any misuse of this tool.