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Wordlist Merger

This Python script efficiently merges multiple wordlists into a single, de-duplicated output file. It leverages the rich library for enhanced console output, providing informative messages and error handling.

Features:

  • Merges multiple wordlists: Combine several wordlists into a single comprehensive list.
  • De-duplicates entries: Removes duplicate words, ensuring a clean output.
  • Converts words to lowercase: Ensures case-insensitive word matching.
  • Rich console output: Provides clear and visually appealing messages (optional).
  • Error handling: Validates input file existence and guides users appropriately.

Installation:

  1. Ensure you have Python 3 installed (https://www.python.org/downloads/).
  2. Install the rich library using pip:
pip install rich

Usage:

There are two ways to use this script:

1. Interactive Mode (Enter wordlists one by one):

  1. Run the script with no arguments:
python wordlist_merger.py
  1. You'll be prompted to enter the path to each wordlist one by one. Press Enter to finish.
  2. Specify the desired output file name.

2. Command-line Mode (Specify wordlists and output file):

  1. Run the script with the following arguments:
python wordlist_merger.py [output_file] [wordlist1] [wordlist2] ...
  • output_file: The path to the file where the merged wordlist will be saved.
  • wordlist1, wordlist2, etc.: The paths to the wordlists you want to merge.

Example (Command-line Mode):

python wordlist_merger.py merged_words.txt wordlist1.txt wordlist2.txt

This merges wordlist1.txt and wordlist2.txt into merged_words.txt.

Optional Rich Console Output:

This script attempts to use the rich library for colorful and user-friendly output. If your terminal doesn't support "True Color," you'll be notified.

Additional Notes:

  • The script ensures that the output file is not a directory itself. If you provide a directory path, it will create a file named merged_wordlist.txt within that directory.
  • The merged wordlist is sorted alphabetically and saved in a clean format.

Feedback and Contribution:

Feel free to report any issues or suggest improvements. You can also contribute to the project by forking it on GitHub (if applicable).