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I’m releasing wayparam, a cross-platform Python CLI inspired by ParamSpider. It fetches historical URLs from the Wayback CDX API, filters “boring” static assets, and outputs normalized parameterized URLs (with masked values) in txt or JSONL. It’s pipeline-friendly (stdout clean, diagnostics on stderr), includes a man page, and ships with offline httpx-level integration tests (MockTransport).
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Looks good, unfortunately, I recently added a requirement of at least 50 GH stars to avoid linking to newly released tools. |
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Oh, damn... |
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I’m releasing wayparam, a cross-platform Python CLI inspired by ParamSpider. It fetches historical URLs from the Wayback CDX API, filters “boring” static assets, and outputs normalized parameterized URLs (with masked values) in txt or JSONL. It’s pipeline-friendly (stdout clean, diagnostics on stderr), includes a man page, and ships with offline httpx-level integration tests (MockTransport).