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- Added some last touches to module system. - Modified connect syntax to allow more flexible parameters - Still need to update enumeration API docs and connect command docs
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Load
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This command allows you to load custom ``pwncat`` modules from a python package.
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The only parameter is the local path to a directory containing python packages
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to load as modules.
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``pwncat`` will load all modules under that package and search for classes named
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``Module`` implementing the ``BaseModule`` base class. These modules will be named
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based on the python package name relative to the specified directory. For example,
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if you had a directory called ``.pwncat-modules`` with this structure::
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- .pwncat-modules/
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- enumerate/
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- __init__.py
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- custom.py
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- __init__.py
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And a class named ``Module`` defined in ```custom.py`` then a new ``pwncat`` module
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would be available under the name ``enumerate.custom``.
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This command can be used in your configuration script to automatically load custom
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modules at runtime.
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.. code-block:: bash
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# Load modules from /home/user/.pwncat-modules
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(local) pwncat$ load /home/user/.pwncat-modules
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(local) pwncat$ run enumerate.custom
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