LazyNmap 💤

A user-friendly, TUI-driven wrapper for nmap written in Go. Designed for Termux users, sysadmins, and security enthusiasts who want the power of nmap without memorizing complex flags.

This tool guides you through creating sophisticated nmap scans, shows you the exact command it will run, and presents the output in a clean, scrollable interface.

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✨ Features

• Rich Interactive TUI: A clean, modern terminal interface built with Bubble Tea.
• Guided Workflow: Guides you step-by-step through selecting a scan, setting options, and choosing output formats.
• Expert Presets: A curated list of powerful, real-world nmap scans for discovery, enumeration, vulnerability scanning, and evasion.
• Command Preview: See the exact nmap command before you run it—a great way to learn!
• Scan History: Automatically saves your scan history. View and re-run any previous command with a single keypress.
• Flexible Targeting: Scan a single host, a CIDR range, or provide a text file of targets using the -iL flag automatically.
• Customizable Scans:
  • Choose timing templates (-T0 to -T5).
  • Select verbosity levels (-v, -vv).
  • Enter any custom nmap flags for full control.
• Save & Export: Save scan results to a uniquely named file in Normal (.txt), Grepable (.gnmap), or XML (.xml) format.
• Clipboard Support: Copy any generated command to your clipboard with a single keypress (c).
• "Go Back" Functionality: Made a mistake? Just press esc to go back to the previous step.

📦 Installation

Prerequisites

You must have the nmap package installed on your system.

• Termux: pkg install nmap
• Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install nmap
• Fedora: sudo dnf install nmap
• macOS: brew install nmap

Option 1: From Binaries (Recommended)

1. Go to the Releases Page.
2. Download the pre-compiled binary for your operating system (e.g., lazynmap).
3. Make it executable: chmod +x lazynmap
4. Run it: ./lazynmap (Optional: Move it to your PATH to run it from anywhere: sudo mv lazynmap /usr/local/bin/lazynmap)

Option 2: From Source (Requires Go)

If you have Go (1.18+) installed:

go install github.com/rkstudio585/lazynmap@latest

The binary will be installed in your $GOPATH/bin directory.

🚀 Usage

Simply run the executable:

./lazynmap

Use the arrow keys to navigate, enter to select, and esc to go back. Follow the on-screen prompts to build and execute your scan.

🛠️ Build From Source

Clone the repository and build the project:

git clone https://github.com/rkstudio585/lazynmap.git
cd lazynmap
go build -o lazymap .

Cross-Compile for other systems (The Pro Move):

• For Termux (arm64):

  go build -o lazymap .

• For Linux (amd64):

  GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o lazymap .

• For Windows (amd64):

  GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -o lazymap.exe .

• For macOS (Intel amd64):

  GOOS=darwin GOARCH=amd64 go build -o lazymap .

• For macOS (Apple Silicon arm64):

  GOOS=darwin GOARCH=arm64 go build -o lazymap .

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📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

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