NinjaUri2.0

Run NinjaUri from a shell with a URI argument, and it retrieves and reports details about that URI for command-line use.

NinjaUri uses pythonwhois-alt and tldextract to derive a series of URI-related details, making it useful for security and privacy checks, domain research, and quick shell-based investigations. Its two output styles distinguish it from a basic lookup command by serving both people reading terminal output and programs consuming structured data.

NinjaUri 2.0 is an open-source Linux program in the Security & Privacy category, published by Paolo Rovelli under the GNU General Public License version 3.0. The supported architecture is x86_64, also called amd64, and the Snap setup requires Linux with snapd. A source-based local setup begins with cloning the project repository; native execution additionally requires Python 3.8 or newer and installs the Python dependencies along with a ninjauri link in /usr/local/bin.

It can also run through Docker, Flatpak, or Snap: Docker requires Docker, while Flatpak development requires Flatpak and flatpak-builder, and Snap development requires Snap and snapcraft. After configuration, developers can run the test suite, generate coverage results, and enable checkstyle automatically at each Git commit, with Docker-based test execution also supported. Contributors can participate through GitHub, using an account to contribute to the project.