Command line tool for Scratch User Data

Chiroyce

Ever wanted to find out details of a user, but you simply don't want to spend a lot of time doing it?

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[>]  Version    : 1.71
[>]  Created by : Chiroyce
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Open source on GitHub - https://github.com/Chiroyce1/scratch-user-data

You can double click on it to run it on Windows, if that doesn't work or you're on Mac / Linux,
open up a terminal/command prompt/powershell, CD into the folder in which this file exists in, and run this command

python main.py

or this if you're using macOS or you have python2 installed as well

python3 main.py

You can also supply a username at the end of the command

python3 main.py Chiroyce

and replace Chiroyce with any username, the python file will take system arguments..

Version History -

v1.71 | Fixed double import
v1.7 | Added colorama for colouring instead of raw ANSII escape sequences.
v1.6 | Added checks for version and Windows (for command prompt) and published to GitHub
v1.5 | Added some info text to let Command Prompt users know that coloured text will not work.
v1.4 | Changed up more things to make it more professional.
v1.3 | Added coloured output support with ANSII escape sequences
v1.2 | Added my-ocular data as suggested by CST1229
v1.1 | Shared over here
v1.0 | Initial Alpha

You can use alias to use this in any folder

Linux / macOS (bash)

cd ~
vi .bashrc

then add this line to the end of it

alias scratchuser="python3 /path-to-the-folder/main.py"

and replace “path-to-the-folder” to the path where the main.py file is.

Linux / macOS (zsh) -

cd ~
vi .zshrc

then add this line to the end of it

alias scratchuser="python3 /path-to-the-folder/main.py"

and replace “path-to-the-folder” to the path where the main.py file is.

Now whenever you need to run this, no matter which folder you're in, just type in “scratchuser” to run this. run “scratchuser <username>” to get details of a specific user.

Last edited by Chiroyce (Jan. 17, 2022 02:56:26)

NFlex23

Looks cool!

Kind of similar to this.

Last edited by NFlex23 (Sept. 10, 2021 15:39:15)

Verixion

Chiroyce wrote:
Ever wanted to find out details of a user, but you simply don't want to spend a lot of time doing it?

meet scratchstats

Chiroyce

Verixion wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
Ever wanted to find out details of a user, but you simply don't want to spend a lot of time doing it?
meet scratchstats

Does it provide User agents or bio/status?

NFlex23 wrote:
Kind of similar to this.

Oh nice, I didn't even see that before making this

ScratchCatHELLO

lol I was working on something like this (but for all endpoints) but got bored and demotivated

Last edited by ScratchCatHELLO (Sept. 10, 2021 18:14:16)

DispIay

Chiroyce wrote:
Verixion wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
Ever wanted to find out details of a user, but you simply don't want to spend a lot of time doing it?
meet scratchstats
Does it provide User agents or bio/status?
NFlex23 wrote:
Kind of similar to this.
Oh nice, I didn't even see that before making this

It does provide the os and browser

dhuls

DispIay wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
Verixion wrote:
Chiroyce wrote:
Ever wanted to find out details of a user, but you simply don't want to spend a lot of time doing it?
meet scratchstats
Does it provide User agents or bio/status?
NFlex23 wrote:
Kind of similar to this.
Oh nice, I didn't even see that before making this
It does provide the os and browser

But it's inaccurate, whereas, if you're in the know, you can get the OS and browser yourself by inspecting the user agent.

Chiroyce

DispIay wrote:
It does provide the os and browser

It's 100% inaccurate.

dhuls wrote:
But it's inaccurate, whereas, if you're in the know, you can get the OS and browser yourself by inspecting the user agent.

Yep!

CST1229

Why not add my-ocular data to it?

Chiroyce

CST1229 wrote:
Why not add my-ocular data to it?

Sure, I'll do it now …

Chiroyce

CST1229 wrote:
Why not add my-ocular data to it?

Done.

v1.0 Initial Alpha
v1.1 Shared over here
v1.2 Added my-ocular data as suggested by CST1229

Last edited by Chiroyce (Sept. 11, 2021 11:34:31)

hello_smile

Nice!

Chiroyce

Does anyone have more suggestions for data?

Ciyob86

Now rewrite it in c++

Chiroyce

Ciyob86 wrote:
Now rewrite it in c++

Why?

dhuls

Ciyob86 wrote:
Now rewrite it in c++

Python is fine. No need to fix what isn't broken and most likely will never be broken.

Chiroyce

bump

ninjaMAR

Add this to pip and github

Chiroyce

ninjaMAR wrote:
Add this to pip and github

Next week - I can't do it now.

Chiroyce

bump

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