scapy-packet_viewer
Packet viewer for SecDev's Scapy.
Installation
Install the latest release using pip (pip install scapy-packet_viewer) or manually from source by running pip install . (preferred) or python setup.py install in the cloned repository.
scapy-packet_viewer by itself only installs the minimum required dependencies to run the bare packet viewer, but not any of its custom views. To install dependencies for those too, use scapy-packet_viewer[full] instead (or run pip install .[full] in the project root).
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