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Make Sherlock Available On PyPi
Hi,
Would be nice to use the awesome project Sherlock as a library and document it ...
Cheers, X
Yes, it would. There is work ongoing to update Sherlock so that it can be packaged like a normal Python module. This will allow it to be placed on PyPi. But, it is not done yet.
Here is a good example of modularity https://github.com/iojw/socialscan
I started to do it https://github.com/x0rzkov/sherlock but it sounds that you are further in the task.
Do you need some help ?
Cheers, X
Umm... What is this technique that you are using with socialscan? 100% accurate? Sherlock has always been fragile in its detection of usernames. If you have a technique that is better, this could change everything!
Yes, I agree with you, both are fragiles.... I worked on golang version of sherklock, https://github.com/tdh8316/Investigo, and false-positives are high. It was just to put you this repo to awareness... When do you think the refactoring gonna be ready ?
I might have something by the end of the month. Thanksgiving should give me some time to concentrate on this...it is hard to find time with work.
Are there any updates or outlook for this issue?
@hoadlck @sdushantha If I would make PRs for this, do you think you have time to check it? I know there are many concerns about maintaining because you seems busy. Or shall I fork this repo and release as another project on MIT license?
Sorry to ask, but any plans for that?
Why??
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Sorry to ask, but any plans for that?
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I am currently developing a newer version of Sherlock that will be modular so that it can be available on PyPi, have an Python and web API and possibly a web interface. Therefore I will be closing this as this is not something I will be doing with the current version of Sherlock