pyGoRE - Python library for analyzing Go binaries
How to use
- Use
pip install pygoreto download and install the library. - Import it into your project.
- Write a new cool tool.
Sample code
import pygore
testfile = '/path/to/go/binary/file'
f = pygore.GoFile(testfile)
c = f.get_compiler_version()
print('Compiler: {}\nTimestamp: {}\nSHA {}\n'.
format(c.name, c.timestamp, c.sha))
pkgs = f.get_packages()
types = f.get_types()
f.close()
for p in pkgs:
print('Package: {}'.format(p.name))
print("Functions:")
for f in p.functions:
print('{} from {} to {}'.format(f.name, hex(f.offset), hex(f.end)))
print("Methods:")
for m in p.methods:
print('{} {} from {} to {}'.format(m.receiver, m.name,
hex(m.offset), hex(m.end)))
print("Types:")
for t in types:
print('Package path: {} | Type name: {}'.format(t.packagePath, t.name))
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