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gists/codegrab/ltop.py
TKE 6fddcd2a43 Added some Tools
imphash    :  generates a Virustotal compatible IMPHASH for a binary
ltop       :  does 'sort|uniq -c' but with live update in ncurses
smtpbanner :  grabs smtp banner
uniq       :  like uniq but does not need sorting.
uniqrs     :  same as uniq but written in Rust
2023-05-04 08:10:52 +02:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
import curses
from operator import itemgetter
import time
# Number of top items to be displayed
N = 10
def gen_output(item_dict, N=10):
"""
Generate a formatted output string for the top N items in item_dict.
:param item_dict: A dictionary containing items and their counts
:param N: The number of top items to be displayed
:return: A generator yielding formatted strings for each of the top N items
"""
top_items = dict(sorted(item_dict.items(), key=itemgetter(1), reverse=True)[:N])
count_length = len(str(max(top_items.values())))
for i, key in enumerate(top_items):
yield i, f'{i + 1:3} : [{top_items[key]:{count_length}}] {key}'
def main(screen):
"""
Main function to read input lines, maintain a count of each unique line, and
periodically display the top N lines with the highest counts using curses.
:param screen: A curses window object
"""
if not sys.stdin.isatty(): # Check if the input comes from a pipe
# Initialize an empty dictionary to store unique input lines and their counts
toplist = {}
# Set the next screen update time
t_update = time.time() + 1
for line in sys.stdin:
line = line.strip()
# Increment the count for each unique input line
if line in toplist:
toplist[line] += 1
else:
toplist[line] = 1
# Periodically update the screen with the top N lines
if time.time() > t_update:
for idx, line in gen_output(toplist):
screen.addstr(idx, 0, line)
screen.refresh()
t_update = time.time() + 1
# Clean up the curses environment and print the final top N lines
curses.endwin()
for idx, line in gen_output(toplist):
print(line)
else:
print("Usage: cat input_file.txt | ./top_lines.py")
print("Or: ./top_lines.py < input_file.txt")
# Initialize the curses library, run the main function, and restore the terminal state
curses.wrapper(main)