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js-port-scan

v1.3.7

Published

scanner port, make tcp, udp, icmp, ping in javascript

Downloads

20

Readme

JS-PORT-SCAN FOR NODE.JS

Javascript-based library for port scanning, TCP calls, UDP, IPtracer, Discover host by ip and ip by host

INSTALL

npm install js-port-scan

HOW TO USE

const JsScan = require('js-port-scan')

Now you can instantiate a new Scanner class. This class extends the Scaner class that performs all the functionality

const jsScan =  new JsScan()

AVAILABLE FUNCTIONS

scanPorts

This method performs a scanner on a series of ports of a given host using the handShakeTcp method as the function center.

/**
* This method scanner a host with a interval for a inital end final given ports.
* A loopg was created to scanning the interval with handShakeTcp method.
 * Depens on your connetion and powers.
* @param {string} host ex: www.facebook.com
* @param {number} init initial (include) port
* @param {number} end final ( include ) final port
* @param {boolean} consoler display results in console
* @returns {Promise<Array<object>>}
*/
async scanPorts(host, init = 0, end = 1000, consoler = false)

The return of this function will be an array containing 1 object with the start and end date of the scanner an array of cobjects containing the ports that were successfully connected an array of objects containing ports that failed to connect successfully

return exemple:

[
 { init: '2023-03-23 15:27:18', end: '2023-03-23 15:28:00' },
  [
    {
      connected: true,
      msg: 'Established a TCP connection with www.youtube.com:80',        
      reason: ''
    }
  ],
  [
    {
      connected: false,
      msg: 'Erro to established a TCP connection with www.youtube.com:81',
      reason: 'ETIMEDOUT'
    },
    {
      connected: false,
      msg: 'Erro to established a TCP connection with www.youtube.com:82',
      reason: 'ETIMEDOUT'
    }
  ]
]

handShakeTcp

This class performs a TCP handshake call to validate a connection It is asynchronous and retrives an object.

/**
* this handShake make a tcp connection to a given host and port
* @param {number} port Port should be >= 0 and < 65536
* @param {string} host ip or dns
* @param {boolean} consoler display results in console
* @returns {Promise<{ connected: 0, msg: '', reason: '' }>}
*/
async handShakeTcp(port, host, consoler = false): 

Explanation of the return:

  • connected: true for success and false for problems connecting,
  • msg: Message generated by js-port-scaner about the process
  • reason: Filled in case an error occurs

udpScanner

This method is simple. Since UDP calls do not expect any return, this method will only return an error if there is a problem.

/**
* This method create a updCall. Upd call do not need return from the destination.
* So is not possible verify the return of the connection, only if we have error.
* @param {number} port
* @param {string} host
* @param {string} stringBytes
* @returns {Promise<any>}
*/
async udpScanner(port, host, stringBytes = null) 

tracer

This function provides a tracer to destinantion library-based nodejs-traceroute

/**
* This function create a trace untill the destination
* @param {string } host ex: www.facebook.com
* @param {boolean} consoler  if you want to display in console every tracer
* @returns {Promisse<Array<string>>}
*/

return exemple:

{"mesg":[{"trace":"{\"hop\":1,\"rtt1\":\"1 ms\",\"rtt2\":\"1 ms\",\"rtt3\":\"<1 ms\",\"ip\":\"localhost\"}"},
{"trace":"{\"hop\":2,\"rtt1\":\"15 ms\",\"rtt2\":\"1 ms\",\"rtt3\":\"1 ms\",\"ip\":\"10.255.255.5\"}"},
{"trace":"{\"hop\":3,\"rtt1\":\"2 ms\",\"rtt2\":\"3 ms\",\"rtt3\":\"2 ms\",\"ip\":\"198.19.0.225\"}"},
{"trace":"{\"hop\":4,\"rtt1\":\"5 ms\",\"rtt2\":\"3 ms\",\"rtt3\":\"2 ms\",\"ip\":\"198.18.0.33\"}"},
{"finish":"code 0"}]}

ipTracer

This method pings the destination and creates a tracer. it returns a string informed by the ping process

/**
* create ip ping tracer with a 4 call
* @param {string} host
* @param {number} ttl
* @returns {Promise<string>}
*/
async ipTracer(host)

return example:

Disparando 157.240.216.35 com 32 bytes de dados:
Resposta de 157.240.216.35: bytes=32 tempo=18ms TTL=54       
Resposta de 157.240.216.35: bytes=32 tempo=20ms TTL=54       
Resposta de 157.240.216.35: bytes=32 tempo=18ms TTL=54       
Resposta de 157.240.216.35: bytes=32 tempo=18ms TTL=54       

Estatisticas do Ping para 157.240.216.35:
Pacotes: Enviados = 4, Recebidos = 4, Perdidos = 0 (0% deperda),
Aproximar um n mero redondo de vezes em milissegundos:       
Minimo = 18ms, M ximo = 20ms, M dia = 18ms

getIpByHost

This method return an ip from a given host

/**
* This function retuns a ipv4 for a given host
* @param {string} host 
* @returns {Promise<string>}
*/
async getIpByHost(host) 

getHostByIp

This method return a host from a given IP

/**
* This function retuns a host for a given ip and port
* @param {string} host 
* @param {number} port
* @returns {Promise<string>}
*/
async getHostByIp(host, port)