AJAX Detector

This tool utilises chromedp, an automated browser which supports Chrome DevTools Protocol. It aims to enable users to profile a web pages' dependencies using network capability of the DevTools. The dependencies in this context means any fetch or XHR request emitted from the page, which most of the time means other services in which the pages relies on to.

Installation

To install this tool, run the following command:

go get -v github.com/tiket-libre/ajax-detector

Usage

There are couple of ways you can run this tool. One is by passing the page URLs as a command argument(s):

ajax-detector https://www.tiket.com https://www.tiket.com/pesawat

However, there's also a mechanism to load a configuration file by using the --config file (or just -c for short). Simply provide the path to your configuration file as the flag value. NOTE: using this flag will ignore the argument(s) in the previous example. The configuration file is formatted like the following:

[[pages]]
name = "Tiket.com - Main landing page"
url = "https://www.tiket.com"

[[pages]]
name = "Tiket.com - Pesawat landing page"
url = "https://www.tiket.com/pesawat"

[[pages]]
name = "Tiket.com - Hotel landing page"
url = "https://www.tiket.com/hotel"

And to use the configuration file run:

ajax-detector -c path/to/config.toml

Other than that, you can use these following flags as well.

Flags:
  -c, --config string   Path to configuration file (default "config.toml")
  -h, --help            help for page-profile
  -o, --output string   Specify directory Path path for output (default "output.csv")
  -t, --timeout int     Set timeout for the execution, in seconds (default 15)