RoboFinder is a more advanced tool inspired by this version of robofinder that allows you to search for old 'robots.txt' files of a given URL on archive.org. By leveraging the vast archives of the internet, RoboFinder retrieves historical versions of the 'robots.txt' file and presents all the old paths and parameters associated with it.

All credits for the original concept and development of RoboFinder go to St74nger. You can find the original repository here.

• Archive.org Integration: RoboFinder seamlessly integrates with the archive.org platform, providing access to an extensive collection of historical 'robots.txt' files.
• URL Searching: Simply input the URL you wish to search, and RoboFinder will retrieve all available historical versions of the 'robots.txt' file associated with that URL.
• Path and Parameter Extraction: RoboFinder not only retrieves the old 'robots.txt' files, but it also extracts and displays all the paths and parameters found within them.

To use RoboFinder, follow these steps:

git clone https://github.com/maverick0o0/RoboFinder.git
cd RoboFinder
pip install -r requirements.txt

- `--debug`: Enable debugging mode.
- `--url` or `-u`: Specify the URL for which you want to perform the search. This argument is required.
- `--output` or `-o`: Specify the output file path. This argument is optional.
- `--threads` or `-t`: Specify the number of threads to use. The default value is 10.
- `-extract-path`: Enable path extraction and save it separately to `$domain-path.txt`.
- `-extract-params`: Enable parameter extraction and save it separately to `$domain-params.txt`.
- `-parse-url`: When number of robots.txt are more than 2000 it\'s better to process less URL`.
- `-silent`: There isn\'t stdout`.

python3 RoboFinder.py -u https://target.com -o path.txt

output will be :
https://target.com/PATH

python3 RoboFinder.py -u https://target.com -extract-path -extract-params

output will be :
target.com-path.txt :
/PATH1
/PATH2
/PATH3
----------
target.com-params.txt :
All the finable parameters that exists in robots.txt

Contributions to RoboFinder are welcome! If you have any ideas, bug reports, or feature requests, please open an issue on the original repository here. Feel free to submit pull requests as well.

Please ensure that your contributions align with the project's coding style and guidelines.

RoboFinder is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

The author would like to thank St74nger for creating and sharing the original version of RoboFinder. Without their hard work and dedication, this tool wouldn't exist.