12 releases (1 stable)

1.0.0	Jun 20, 2024
0.1.10	Jan 9, 2024
0.1.9	Nov 3, 2023
0.1.8	Oct 17, 2023
0.1.3	Mar 28, 2023

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`Haylxon` 🔥🦀

SHOOT BEFORE THE BLINK || Haylxon, A tool embodying the K1SS philosophy that allows you to take screenshots of webpages/URLs at lightning-fast speeds using chromes Headless feature, means, you'd be needing a chromium based browser for it to work.

Built from the ground up for ease of use, performance, beautiful ui and portability in mind. 💖

Features 🍙

Fast: Hxn is designed to be fast, all credits goes to the rustlang. 🦀
Portable: You can use haylxon on both *nix & windows.
Ease: This tool is designed to be very user friendly as there are very few options but does all the required works that one expects.👨‍🎨
Simple: As always Keeping It Simple and Stupid

Installation 📩

🪄 Binary

Manual: You can directly download the binary from releases of your arch and run it.
One liner: Run this one liner script

wget -qO- "$(curl -qfsSL "https://api.github.com/repos/pwnwriter/haylxon/releases/latest" | jq -r '.assets[].browser_download_url' | grep -Ei "$(uname -m).*$(uname -s).*musl" | grep -v "\.sha")" | tar -xzf - --strip-components=1 && ./hxn -h

🌼 Source

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/pwnwriter/haylxon --branch=main
cd haylxon
cargo build --release

Then go to release dir and ./hxn or move the binary to your any $PATH for instant access from anywhere.

🎠 Cargo

Using crates.io
```
cargo install hxn
```
Using binstall
```
cargo binstall hxn
```
Note ⚠️ This requires a working setup of rust/cargo & binstall.

🚩 METIS Linux

sudo/doas pacman -Syyy hxn

💢 Arch user repository

paru/yay -S haylxon-git

Hxn in action 🚀

I'm using brave browser for all the demonstration. You can use any chromium based browsers.

Take screenshots of single url 🔗

hxn -b $(which brave) -u https://example.com

screenshot_2023-11-03_12-28-18

Take screenshots of multiple urls 📂
```
hxn -b $(which brave) -f urls.txt
```

Show fancy output ⚙️

hxn -b $(which brave) -f urls.txt --verbose

screenshot_2023-11-03_12-29-16

Read urls from stdin ⚓

cat urls.txt | hxn -b $(which brave) --stdin

stdin

Define x/y dimentions 🐀

cat urls.txt | hxn -b $(which brave) -x 144 -y 400 --stdin

dimention

Define your ports ✳️

hxn -b $(which brave) -f urls.txt --ports 8080,8081

screenshot_2024-01-09_20-36-27

Arbitary javascript 🏺

hxn -b $(which brave) -u <url> --javascript "javascript code here".

hxn in termux 🐤

Install dependencies -

pkg install tur-repo -y ; pkg install chromium -y
ln -s "$PREFIX/bin/chromium-browser" "$PREFIX/bin/chromium"

screenshot_2023-11-16_12-11-55

Benchmarking ⚡

The below is a comparison between similar project gowitness, tested on my pentium processor.

Contribution 🤝

Contributions are welcome! You can suggest features, report bugs, fix issues via issues or pull requests. Help with code documentation and spreading the word about HAYLXON(hxn) is appreciated! 😎

Support 💌

I am a student currently attending university. I like working for Open Source in my free time. If you find my tool or work beneficial, please consider supporting me via KO-FI or ESEWA* (Nepal only), Or by leaving a star ⭐ ; I'll appreciate your action :)

Also see 👀

Kanha :- A web-app pentesting suite written in rust 🦀
gowitness :- A golang, web screenshot utility using Chrome Headless

FAQ 🥶

How do you use hxn?
- I use hxn to automate tasks. For example, I needed to test a website on GitHub Actions before deploying. Using hxn, I took screenshots and uploaded it to 0x0.st to verify it met my requirements.
- When i have a list of sub(domains) to test.

License 🔐

Licensed under the MIT LICENSE

Dependencies

~18–36MB
~528K SLoC