OneClick is a command-line tool designed to simplify the installation of various security tools. It automates the process of installing multiple tools from a JSON configuration file, ensuring you have all the essential tools required for bug hunting and other security tasks. 🔧🛠️

• Install Top 20 Tools: Installs the most recommended and frequently used tools for security professionals. 🏆
• Install All Tools: Installs all tools listed in the JSON configuration file, including top tools and additional utilities. 📥
• Install Selected Tools: Installs specific tools by name, either from the top 20 or from the complete list. 🔍
• List All Available Tools: Displays all available tools that can be installed, from both the top 20 and the full list. 📋
• Custom Banner: A custom banner is displayed when the script is run to provide user feedback. 🎨

1. Install Top 20 Bug Hunting Tools
   Run the following command to install the top 20 bug-hunting tools:

   ./oneclick -i top-bughunt-tools

2. Install a Single Tool
   To install a specific tool, run the following command:

   ./oneclick -i <toolname>

   Example:

   ./oneclick -i sublist3r

3. Install All Tools
   To install all available tools listed in the JSON file:

   ./oneclick -i all

4. List All Tools
   To view the list of all available tools:

   ./oneclick -i list

5. Install Multiple Tools
   To install multiple tools at once, use the following syntax:

   ./oneclick -b <toolname1>,<toolname2>,<toolname3>

   Example:

   ./oneclick -b sublist3r,nuclei,httpx

• -i <argument>
  Installs the specified tools:

  • top-bughunt-tools: Install top 20 bug hunting tools. 🏆
  • all: Install all tools. 📥
  • list: List all available tools. 📋
  • <toolname>: Install a specific tool by name. 🔍

• -b <toolnames>
  Installs multiple tools separated by commas. 🔄

• -l
  Lists all available tools. 📜

When you run the script with the -i option, it will show output like:

[+] Installing Top 20 Tools...
Cloning into 'sublist3r'...
Cloning into 'nuclei'...
...
[+] All Top 20 Tools Installed Successfully! ✅

The script displays a banner to the user upon execution:

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╚═╝╝╚╝╚═╝  ╚═╝╩═╝╩╚═╝╩ ╩
..................[V1.0][@hackinter] 🎨

1. Clone the Repository
   Clone the repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/hackinter/oneclick.git

2. Make the Script Executable
   Grant execution permissions to the script:

   chmod +x oneclick

3. Run the Script
   Now you can use the script to install tools as per your requirements:

   ./oneclick -i <argument>

• jq: A lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor. 💻
• git: For cloning the repositories. 🧑‍💻

Here is the updated section for the README.md with similar formatting and tone for OneClick:

This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more details, see the LICENSE file.

We welcome contributions! If you'd like to contribute, you can fix the repository and submit a pull request. If you encounter any bugs or have suggestions, please open an issue.

For any queries or issues, feel free to reach out to us:

"Automation makes it easy, but ethical practice makes it meaningful!" - Hackinter

The tool OneClick is designed for educational purposes and legitimate security testing only. This tool is strictly prohibited for illegal activities, unauthorized access, or malicious intent.

By using this tool, you agree to comply with all local laws and regulations regarding cybersecurity, and you are solely responsible for your actions. The creators of this tool do not take any responsibility for any misuse or damage caused by the tool.