havoc is a Discord client instrumentation toolkit written in Rust that aims to be robust, correct, and efficient. watchdog is a persistent daemon-like program that leverages havoc to monitor for new builds, exposes a fluent HTTP API, and performs code and asset diffing between builds. spectacles is a frontend that consumes this information, collating and presenting it in a beautiful and easy-to-understand way.
havoc and friends are intended to be useful tools to client modders and curious onlookers alike, and is especially designed to cater to people who would benefit from an easier time inspecting the client's code. User friendliness and experience is an overall priority.
These projects are currently a heavy work-in-progress and aren't ready for general consumption just yet. They'll become minimum viable products eventually, but will likely require maintenence indefinitely due to the nature of the project.
We currently don't provide pre-built binaries. To get started, make sure you have a functional Rust toolchain on your machine (try rustup). Clone the repository and try out these commands in a shell:
# Scrape the latest Canary build and output basic information (such as the
# build number, ID, and assets) to stdout.
$ cargo run --bin havoc -- scrape fe:canary
# Scrape the latest Canary build, parsing and dumping all Webpack modules'
# source code into a JSON file in the current directory, keyed by module ID.
$ cargo run --bin havoc -- scrape fe:canary --dump moduleshavoc and related projects are distributed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.