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Implement extraction of asset version from response body #79

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@elvin-tajirzada Thanks for the PR. I'm trying to better understand the use case of the new addition. Unless I'm missing something, isn't the URL content already available within the body?

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I need the URL to extract the version from the scripts. Let me give an example. Let's assume that jquery is used. Right now the version of jquery does not come, because the version is inside Jquery's own script. (Script: <script src="/bootstrap/js/jquery.js"></script>). I need the URL to reach the /bootstrap/js/jquery.js endpoint. Unfortunately, the URL is not included in the Body of all sites.

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Gby56 commented Jun 9, 2024

Hi ! I think I'm currently doing something similar to properly analyze a full webpage, I have a headless browser to get the list of all loaded assets, then I download all of them and analyze them to detect if a piece of JavaScript bundle had react, jquery and so on...
Problem is that by default wappalyzer seems to only tokenize HTML and doesn't try to regex js files, I think you fixed that here ?

Or is it just extracting the version but not the actual technology from the content ?

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Yes, it is just extracting the version. It doesn't extract the actual technology from the content.

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Gby56 commented Jun 10, 2024

Ok I see... My idea might fit in a different PR then, adding a new Fingerprinting function to indicate whether it's HTML or a js file to analyze, so that we skip the HTML tokenizer etc...

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Yes. Right now my approach is used in our project but this idea can be written.

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