Astvuln: Search Python code for AST patterns.
Usage: 
   
     [-a 
    
     ][-h][-e 
     
      ][-g][-c][-n][-p 
      
       ][-s 
       
        ] Options: -a|--args 
        
          Arguments for method -h|--help Show help and exit -e|--extensions 
         
           Extensions to process -g|--grepable Make results easier to grep -c|--no-colors Don't print colors -n|--no-source Don't print source code -p|--path 
          
            Starting directory -s|--skip 
           
             Paths to skip Common methods: assign Find assignements with matching names (name) call Find all function calls with matching name (name, path) class Find all classes with matching name (name) constant Find all constants with matching value (name) dict Find all dicts with matching item constant value (name) dump Dump AST function Find all functions and methods with matching name (name) list Find all lists with matching constant value (name) name Find all matching names (name) print Print node names test Do nothing Custom methods: forelse Search for `for` loops with `else` clause which seems to always trigger replace_with_substring Search for replace of a string with a substring or an empty string unused_classes Find classes which are never directly referenced by name (ignore) Reading methods from file: Run method "file" and pass filename in method arguments to run multiple methods in a single run. Each method needs to be specified in a single line and colon-seperated from arguments. E. g. "./astvuln foo -a bar,baz" would be translated to: foo:bar,baz Examples: ./astvuln -h # Print help ./astvuln print -c # Run method `print` without color output ./astvuln dump -p dir # Run method `dump` on directory `dir` ./astvuln call -a bytes # Run method `call` with argument `bytes` ./astvuln foo -a a=1,b=2 # Run method `foo` with arguments a = 1 and b = 2 ./astvuln file -a methods.txt # Run multiple methods specified in a file