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Capture screenshots of onion services on an onion service.

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![banner](https://github.com/rly0nheart/tor2tor/assets/74001397/3ce19824-9414-4828-a770-081b0b0ae857)

**Tor2Tor** scrapes a given onion link and captures screenshots of all links available on it.

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# Installation ⬇️

## Note ⚠️

> This assumes the Firefox browser is installed on the user's machine.

**1.** Clone the repository

```commandline
  git clone https://github.com/rly0nheart/tor2tor
  ```

**2.** Move to the tor2tor directory

```commandline
  cd tor2tor
  ```

<details>
  <summary>🐧 Linux</summary>

Run the installation script
> Assuming it has already been made executable with `sudo chmod +x install.sh`

```commandline
  sudo ./install.sh
  ```

The installation script will install `tor` then download and setup the latest version of `geckodriver`, and
install `tor2tor` together with its dependencies (because we're all too lazy to manually do it)
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</details>

<details>
  <summary>🪟 Windows</summary>

Run the powershell installation script

```powershell
  .\install.ps1
  ```

The installation script will download the `tor` bundle, `geckodriver`, and install `tor2tor` together with its
dependencies. The downloads will be stored in the `tor2tor` directory.
</details>

<details>
  <summary>🐋 Docker Image</summary>

## Note ⚠️

> This assumes you have docker installed and running

You can just pull the docker image from [DockerHub](https://hub.docker.com/r/rly0nheart/tor2tor) by running:

```commandline
  docker pull rly0nheart/tor2tor
  ```

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</details>

# Usage ⌨️

<details>
  <summary>🐧 Linux</summary>

To see available options/usage, call *Tor2Tor* with the `-h/--help` flag

```commandline
  tor2tor --help
  ```

```commandline
  t2t --help
  ```

Calling it with an onion url should look like the following

```commandline
sudo tor2tor http://example.onion
```

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</details>

<details>
  <summary>🪟 Windows</summary>

To see available options/usage, call *Tor2Tor* with the `-h/--help` flag

```commandline
  tor2tor --help
  ```

```commandline
  t2t --help
  ```

Calling it with an onion url should look like the following

```commandline
tor2tor http://example.onion
```

***

</details>

<details>
  <summary>🐋 Docker Container</summary>

The *Tor2Tor* container can be called with `docker run` like so:

```commandline
  docker run rly0nheart/tor2tor --help
  ```

Calling the container with an onion url should look like the following

```commandline
  docker run --tty --volume $PWD/tor2tor:/root/tor2tor rly0nheart/tor2tor http://example.onion
  ```

## Note ⚠️

> --tty Allocates a pseudo-TTY, use it to enable the container to display colours (trust me, you will need this)
>> --volume $PWD/tor2tor:/root/tor2tor Will mount the *tor2tor* directory from the container to your host machine's
*tor2tor* directory.

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</details>

# Updating ⬆️

<details>
  <summary>🐧 Linux</summary>

[*update.sh*](https://github.com/rly0nheart/tor2tor/blob/latest/update.sh)
> Assuming it has already been made executable with `sudo chmod +x update.sh`

Navigate to the `tor2tor` directory that you cloned and find the `update.sh` file.

and run it

```commandline
  sudo ./update.sh
  ```

The script will pull the latest changes (if any are available) then rebuild and install the package.

***

</details>

<details>
  <summary>🪟 Windows</summary>

Navigate to the `tor2tor` directory that you cloned and find the `update.ps1` file.

```powershell
  .\update.ps1
  ```

The script will pull the latest changes (if any are available) then rebuild and install the package.

***

</details>

<details>
  <summary>🐋 Docker Container</summary>

As for the docker container, just run the docker pull command again.

```commandline
  docker run rly0nheart/tor2tor --help
  ```

Calling the container with an onion url should look like the following

```commandline
  docker run --tty --volume $PWD/tor2tor:/root/tor2tor rly0nheart/tor2tor http://example.onion
  ```

## Note ⚠️

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</details>

# Uninstalling ❌

<details>
  <summary>🐧 Linux</summary>

## Note ⚠️

> Assuming it has already been made executable with `sudo chmod +x uninstall.sh`

Navigate to the `tor2tor` directory that you cloned and find the `uninstall.sh` file.

Run it!

```commandline
  sudo ./uninstall.sh
  ```

This will uninstall `tor`, delete the `geckodriver` binary and uninstall `tor2tor`
  ***
</details>

<details>
  <summary>🪟 Windows</summary>

Navigate to the `tor2tor` directory that you cloned and find the `uninstall.ps1` file.

Run it!

```powershell
  .\uninstall.sh
  ```

This will delete the `geckodriver` and tor binaries then uninstall `tor2tor`
  ***
</details>

<details>
  <summary>🐋 Docker Container</summary>

You can stop (if it's running) and remove the container by running:

```commandline
  docker rm -f rly0nheart/tor2tor
  ```

***
</details>

# Important 🚧

As you probably already know,Tor routes data via three relays (servers) for your privacy.
As a result, connections become slower than an ordinary connection.

## Point ⚠️

Once you start **Tor2Tor**, give it at least 2 minutes tops to query the specified onion url and extract links from it.

If you want to work around this, you can always just use a cloud shell service.

# Screenshots

![tor2tor-archive](https://github.com/rly0nheart/tor2tor-archive/assets/74001397/759082c5-f5ea-4b25-80da-a756d182ae86)

There's a dedicated repository of onion screenshots captured with **Tor2Tor**
at [Tor2Tor Archive](https://github.com/rly0nheart/tor2tor-archive)

## CI/CD Workflow 🌊

### Docker Image Building 🐳

- Pushing to or merging into the `latest` branch triggers an automatic build of the Docker image.
- This image is tagged as `latest` on Docker Hub, indicating it's the most stable release.

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