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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
sitehopper-0.2.0.tar.gz	2012-06-24	415.8 kB	0
ReadMe.md	2012-06-24	2.2 kB	0
sitehopper-0.1.3.tar.bz2	2012-01-23	278.2 kB	0
sitehopper-0.1.2.tar.bz2	2011-06-28	389.0 kB	0
sitehopper-0.1.1.tar.bz2	2011-06-22	406.4 kB	0
sitehopper-0.1.tar.bz2	2011-06-21	397.9 kB	0
Totals: 6 Items		1.9 MB	0

Site Hopper, a web site mapping tool

Semi-automated exploration of all page links inside a web application. Produces a map (i.e. a graph) of all links between pages, including relationships on HTTP request parameters and form input fields.

Installation Notes

Requirements

Apache2
PHP5 with the following extensions:
HTTP
Tidy
DOM
Optionally: CutyCapt installed on the server, to generate screenshots of each page. If CutyCapt is not installed, please set generate = false in the Screenshots section of sitehopper.ini. Everything will work, except you won't get screenshots of the explored pages.

SiteHopper has been tested on Google Chrome, Firefox 3.6 and 4 under both Windows XP/7 and Ubuntu 11. Your mileage may vary with other browsers, especially without HTML5 and CSS3 support.

Note that Javascript must be enabled.

Installation instructions

Unpack the archive in some directory of your Apache document folder, e.g. sitehopper
Access the GUI by loading the sitehopper/index.php page in your browser
That's it!

How to use Site Hopper

Refer to the project web site for demos and further instructions.

ChangeLog

Ver 0.2

Updated interface and cleaned css
Converted scripts from scriptaculous to jQuery (much better)
Fixed form submission with enter button
Added homemade javascript Log System
Updated popups, now using ColorBox
Changed how xml is handled and downloaded (now using Downloadify)
Added a code viewer with color highlighter for xml map
Minor bug fixes
Added comments here and there

Ver 0.1.3 to 0.1.1

Many changes

Ver 0.1

Initial push to Sourceforge

Credits

Copyright (C) 2011 Guillaume Demarty, Gabriel Le Breton and Sylvain Halle

Source: ReadMe.md, updated 2012-06-24

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