Katnip
What is Katnip?
Katnip is a repository of implementations and extensions for Kitty.
While Kitty defines the base classes and syntax, it contains no specific implementation for any of them. So, for example, in order to send a payload over TCP, you need to create some class that extends ServerTarget and is able to send data over TCP, and so on.
Katnip contains such classes. Currently, Katnip contains various implementations of:
Controllers for servers and clients
Monitors
Targets
Legos
Templates
Want to know more?
Read the documentations at Read The Docs.
How to install
git clone https://github.com/cisco-sas/katnip.git katnip cd katnip pip install -e .
Contribution FAQ
- Found a bug?
Open an issue.
- Have a fix?
Great! please submit a pull request.
- Want to share you implementation?
Thank You! Please submit a pull request.
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