The gvm-tools repository provides a Python library and command-line utilities for interacting with Greenbone Vulnerability Management (GVM) systems via the Greenbone Management Protocol (GMP). It consists of a core library (gvmtools) that handles GMP communication, authentication, and data formatting, along with three main CLI tools: gvm-cli for raw command execution, gvm-script for running Python scripts in a GMP context, and gvm-pyshell for an interactive shell. The repository includes approximately 80 example scripts in the scripts/ directory demonstrating common GVM operations such as target management, task control, report generation, and asset discovery. The architecture is library-first, with the CLI tools and scripts built on top of the gvmtools package, which abstracts the underlying GMP/XML complexity. External dependencies include the python-gvm library for protocol handling, with additional dependencies for specific scripts (e.g., terminaltables for output formatting, cpe for CPE processing).
This is the open.mp launcher, a desktop application for browsing and connecting to SA-MP/open.mp multiplayer servers for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Built with Tauri (Rust backend) and a React frontend using react-native-web, it provides a server browser with internet, favorites, and recently joined tabs, real-time server querying via UDP, game process injection, and local settings management. The architecture is a typical Tauri app: the Rust backend handles DLL injection, IPC with the game, deeplink registration, and server querying, while the React frontend manages state with Zustand, provides a custom UI component library, and supports 30+ languages. The application is Windows-only due to heavy reliance on Windows-specific APIs and DLL injection. While functional and feature-rich, the codebase shows signs of technical drift (Tauri v1, multiple Rust crate versions, commented migration code, and fragile file validation logic). It is actively maintained but has medium technical drift risk.