[Improve] Introduce Modern Web UI & Dashboard Control Plane - #693
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Type of Change
For New Tool Additions — Required Fields
(Note: This is a core architectural enhancement, but filling out the fields for clarity)
npm run dev(frontend) /uvicorn(backend)Why should it be added?
HackingTool is an incredibly powerful CLI, but modern cybersecurity workflows increasingly benefit from visual dashboards to navigate large catalogs, check tool statuses, and execute commands quickly. This PR introduces a completely modular, optional Web UI that sits entirely in its own
web/directory. It reads dynamically from the existingcore.pyandhackingtool.pyobjects without modifying a single line of your existing CLI code, ensuring 100% compatibility and zero merge conflicts.Is the tool actively maintained?
Yes, this is a native feature addition built specifically for the HackingTool repository.
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tools/*.pyfileTITLE,DESCRIPTION,INSTALL_COMMANDS,RUN_COMMANDS,PROJECT_URLall setSUPPORTED_OSset correctly (["linux"]/["linux", "macos"])TOOLSlist in the collection class at the bottom of the filerequirements.txtwithout discussion (Web dependencies are isolated inweb/backend/requirements.txtto avoid bloating the main CLI)