valkyrie-tools 0.2.3

Valkyrie Tools

Valkyrie Tools

Installation

Install valkyrie-tools from the Python Package Index:

$ pip install valkyrie-tools

or

$ python3 -m pip install valkyrie-tools

Requirements

• Python 3.8+

Usage

All of the command line tools are available under directly and should be available in your path after installation.

$ valkyrie

All commands were built with the intention of being used in a CI/CD pipeline. As such, they all have a --help flag that will print out the available options.

$ valkyrie --help

Commands

• valkyrie: The main entrypoint for configuring the tools.
• urlcheck: Check the aliveness of a URL.
• ipcheck: Get information for an IP address. (WIP)
• dnscheck: Get dns records for a domain/IP address. (WIP)
• whobe: Get information for a domain/IP address. (WIP)

CLI

You can call valkyrie-tools from the command line like so:

$ valkyrie

Passing Input

All supported methods of passing input to the script are:

Text as argument:

$ myscript "abc"

Text from file:

$ myscript test.txt

Interactive mode:

$ myscript -I
$ myscript --interactive

Piped stdin input:

$ echo "abc" | myscript

Piped stdin input (alt):

$ myscript <<<"abc"

Input file:

$ myscript <myfile.txt

Process substitution by file descriptor:

$ myscript <(cat myfile.txt)

Import

You can import valkyrie-tools into your project and use it like so:

import valkyrie_tools

Scripts

urlcheck

Arguments:

$ urlcheck <url>

Example Usage:

$ urlcheck "https://google.com"
-> https://google.com
   HTTP/1.1 - 301 - Moved Permanently
>> https://www.google.com/
   HTTP/1.1 - 200 - OK

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome. To learn more, see the Contributor Guide.

License

Distributed under the terms of the MIT license, valkyrie-tools is free and open source software.

Issues

If you encounter any problems, please file an issue along with a detailed description.

Credits

This project was built off of the sweat and tears of the the bad actors it was built to fight.