dumper

A Python tool for parsing and extracting credentials from various file formats.

Installation

This project uses Poetry for dependency management. To install the project and its dependencies:

Ensure you have Poetry installed. (https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installation)

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/jakub/dumper.git
cd dumper

To run the script, use the following poetry entrypoint:

poetry run dumper <input_path>

input_path: Input directory - can be a relative or absolute path.
-o, --output: (optional) Output directory - can be a relative or absolute path. If not specified, the output will be saved in the current working directory.
-e, --ext: (optional) File extensions to process (default: all files)
-s, --split: (optional) Split output into files with specified number of lines
-n, --no-ui: (optional) Disable rich UI and log output to <output_dir>/report.txt

Process a dump directory, relative path:

Parses all files in ./Collection_1 and outputs to ./Collection_1___output
```
poetry run dumper Collection_1
```
Process a dump directory, only .txt files

Parses all .txt files in ./Collection_1 and outputs to ./Collection_1___output
```
poetry run dumper Collection_1 -e txt
```
Process a dump directory (absolute path), output to a specific directory:

Parses all files in /tmp/breaches/Collection_1 and outputs to /mnt/upload_queue/Collection_1___output
```
poetry run dumper /tmp/breaches/Collection_1 -o /mnt/upload_queue
```
Process dump directory, only .txt files, and split output into files with 1000 lines each:

Parses all .txt files in /tmp/breaches/Collection_1 and outputs to /mnt/upload_queue/Collection_1___output, split into files with 1000 lines each.
```
poetry run dumper /tmp/breaches/Collection_1  -e txt -o /mnt/upload_queue -s 1000
```
Process dump directory without the rich UI and output to report.txt:

Parses all files in /tmp/breaches/Collection_1 without no stdout, instead logs activity to /tmp/breaches/Collection_1___output/report.txt
```
poetry run dumper /tmp/breaches/Collection_1 --no-ui
```

You get the idea. No? Here's a picture.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Go hog wild.