webanalyze

This is a port of Wappalyzer in Go. This tool is designed to be performant and allows to test huge lists of hosts.

Installation and usage

$ go get -u github.com/rverton/webanalyze/...
$ webanalyze -update # loads new apps.json file from wappalyzer project
$ webanalyze -h
Usage of webanalyze:
  -apps string
        app definition file. (default "apps.json")
  -host string
        single host to test
  -hosts string
        filename with hosts, one host per line.
  -output string
        output format (stdout|csv|json) (default "stdout")
  -update
        update apps file
  -worker int
        number of worker (default 4)

The -update flags downloads a current version of apps.json from the wappalyzer repository to the current folder.

Display

Run cmd/webanalyze/index.html (on sth. like SimpleHTTPServer) to display results in a searchable dashboard.

Development / Usage as a lib

See cmd/webanalyze/main.go for an example.

Example

$ webanalyze -host https://stackshare.io
2019/01/05 23:41:45 Scanning with 4 workers.
2019/01/05 23:41:46 [+] https://stackshare.io (1.025640074s):
2019/01/05 23:41:46 	- jQuery,  (JavaScript Libraries)
2019/01/05 23:41:46 	- Cowboy,  (Web Frameworks, Web Servers)
2019/01/05 23:41:46 	- Erlang,  (Programming Languages)
2019/01/05 23:41:46 	- Ruby on Rails,  (Web Frameworks)
2019/01/05 23:41:46 	- Ruby,  (Programming Languages)

$ webanalyze -host https://stackshare.io -output csv
2019/01/05 23:45:04 Scanning with 4 workers.
Host,Category,App,Version
https://stackshare.io,"Web Frameworks,Web Servers",Cowboy,
https://stackshare.io,Programming Languages,Erlang,
https://stackshare.io,Web Frameworks,Ruby on Rails,
https://stackshare.io,Programming Languages,Ruby,
https://stackshare.io,JavaScript Libraries,jQuery,