Proposal for a Web Interface for H4X-Tools and Potential Contribution

[yonix06]

Dear vil,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to you today as a fellow developer and user of your excellent project, H4X-Tools (https://github.com/vil/H4X-Tools). I have been working on a fork of your repository and have been developing a web interface to complement your existing work.

In addition, I have created new scripts that are still in the testing phase and are not yet fully functional. However, I am eager to discuss these developments with you and potentially contribute them back to your repository.

The web interface I have been working on aims to provide a user-friendly and intuitive way to interact with the tools in H4X-Tools, making it more accessible to a wider audience. I believe this could greatly enhance the usability of your project and increase its overall utility.

I have attached a link to my fork of your repository (<(https://github.com/yonix06/H4X-Tools/tree/dev)>) for your review. Please note that the web interface and new scripts are still in the testing phase and may not be fully functional at this time.

I am open to any feedback you may have and am willing to work with you to ensure that any contributions I make align with the vision and goals of H4X-Tools. I am also open to discussing any potential changes or improvements that you may suggest.

I am looking forward to the possibility of working with you and am excited to see where H4X-Tools can go with the addition of a web interface.

Thank you for taking the time to read this message. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best regards,

Y0n1x

[vil]

Hello,

I did some quick reviewing of your code, and it looks great to me. I also believe that this would make the project more "alive" again.

Good job man, I'd like to invite you to become a contributor or possibly one of the maintainers.

[yonix06]

Thanks you for the kind words and invitations, i would be glad to participate and contribute to this project

I think i will keep working on this during the weekends, see how this goes, and keep you updated.

The initial idea was to have this set of tools in my pocket while connected to an internal network. And having the hosting vm/docker do the heavy lifting.

I will keep exploring to build in that direction. I saw some of the work from lissy93 (https://github.com/Lissy93/web-check) and i wanted something similar but oriented a little bit differently, in a more .. let's say "active" way.

If you have any other ideas or comment about this, be my guest.

[vil]

Hey man,

Any news / progress / problems?