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🔭 oq — Terminal OpenAPI Spec Viewer 🚀
🔗 GitHub Repo
A fast, terminal-based OpenAPI (OAS) viewer — works with YAML 📜 or JSON 📦 and supports OpenAPI 3.0 / 3.1 / 3.2 ✅
✨ Why use it?
• 👀 View OpenAPI specs right in the terminal (no browser 🌐 needed)
• 📚 Supports all 3.* OpenAPI versions (3.0, 3.1, 3.2)
• ⚡️ Lightweight, written in Go, MIT licensed 🐹
⚙️ Quick install
(📥 Or download binaries from Releases)
🖥 Usage
Press
📊 Stats & releases
⭐️ ~817 stars ✨ — actively maintained (latest release: v0.0.19, 📅 Sep 24, 2025)
🤝 Contribute
Issues & PRs welcome 🙌 — tests & OpenAPI version checks expected.
👉 Try it now
Perfect for API devs 👨💻, pen-testers 🕵️♂️, and devtools lovers 🔧
#OpenSource #Go #OpenAPI #DevTools
🔗 GitHub Repo
A fast, terminal-based OpenAPI (OAS) viewer — works with YAML 📜 or JSON 📦 and supports OpenAPI 3.0 / 3.1 / 3.2 ✅
✨ Why use it?
• 👀 View OpenAPI specs right in the terminal (no browser 🌐 needed)
• 📚 Supports all 3.* OpenAPI versions (3.0, 3.1, 3.2)
• ⚡️ Lightweight, written in Go, MIT licensed 🐹
⚙️ Quick install
go install github.com/plutov/oq@latest
# macOS / Linux 🍏🐧
brew install plutov/tap/oq
# Arch (AUR) 🖥
yay -S oq-openapi-viewer-git
(📥 Or download binaries from Releases)
🖥 Usage
oq openapi.yaml
# or
cat openapi.yaml | oq
# or
curl https://api.example.com/openapi.json | oq
Press
? inside the app to view keyboard shortcuts ⌨️📊 Stats & releases
⭐️ ~817 stars ✨ — actively maintained (latest release: v0.0.19, 📅 Sep 24, 2025)
🤝 Contribute
Issues & PRs welcome 🙌 — tests & OpenAPI version checks expected.
👉 Try it now
Perfect for API devs 👨💻, pen-testers 🕵️♂️, and devtools lovers 🔧
#OpenSource #Go #OpenAPI #DevTools
🔥 NEW VIDEO UPLOAD — LIVE SOON! 🔥
📢 Calling all cybersecurity learners! I’m dropping a new YouTube tutorial on the Kage tool — a Metasploit GUI that streamlines interacting with Metasploit RPC and meterpreter sessions.
🎬 Video Snapshot
In this hands-on walkthrough I’ll demonstrate Kage’s interface, show how it integrates with Metasploit RPC, and generate payloads within a controlled lab environment. Examples will be shown on test VMs (Windows and Android). This is strictly for learning, defensive research, and authorized testing only.
⚙️ Quick Prereqs
• Metasploit-framework available in your PATH (msfrpcd, msfvenom, msfdb)
• A safe, isolated lab (VMs or emulators) for testing
📋 Who this is for
• Curious learners wanting practical Metasploit GUI exposure
• Students of pentesting and defensive security
• Anyone with basic Linux/network familiarity
🎯 What you’ll learn
• How Kage interfaces with Metasploit RPC (demoed conceptually and visually)
• Generating payloads in a lab environment (ethical, non-malicious)
• How to responsibly test and analyze results in isolated setups
🔒 Important — This content is for educational and authorized testing only. Never use these techniques against systems you do not own or have explicit permission to test.
🔗 Connect
• YouTube: The Exploit Lab
• Telegram: TheExploitLabX
👀 Stay tuned — video uploading soon. Subscribe and join the channel for the release!
#CyberSecurity #Metasploit #KageTool #PenetrationTesting #EthicalHacking
📢 Calling all cybersecurity learners! I’m dropping a new YouTube tutorial on the Kage tool — a Metasploit GUI that streamlines interacting with Metasploit RPC and meterpreter sessions.
🎬 Video Snapshot
In this hands-on walkthrough I’ll demonstrate Kage’s interface, show how it integrates with Metasploit RPC, and generate payloads within a controlled lab environment. Examples will be shown on test VMs (Windows and Android). This is strictly for learning, defensive research, and authorized testing only.
⚙️ Quick Prereqs
• Metasploit-framework available in your PATH (msfrpcd, msfvenom, msfdb)
• A safe, isolated lab (VMs or emulators) for testing
📋 Who this is for
• Curious learners wanting practical Metasploit GUI exposure
• Students of pentesting and defensive security
• Anyone with basic Linux/network familiarity
🎯 What you’ll learn
• How Kage interfaces with Metasploit RPC (demoed conceptually and visually)
• Generating payloads in a lab environment (ethical, non-malicious)
• How to responsibly test and analyze results in isolated setups
🔒 Important — This content is for educational and authorized testing only. Never use these techniques against systems you do not own or have explicit permission to test.
🔗 Connect
• YouTube: The Exploit Lab
• Telegram: TheExploitLabX
👀 Stay tuned — video uploading soon. Subscribe and join the channel for the release!
#CyberSecurity #Metasploit #KageTool #PenetrationTesting #EthicalHacking