AccScan is a command-line utility developed in PHP for searching user accounts across various online platforms. It allows you to check the presence of user accounts based on a given username on popular platforms such as GitHub, LiveJournal, Freelancehunt, YouTube, and more.
To use AccScan, you need:
- PHP version 7.0 or higher.
- The cURL module for PHP installed.
- Clone or download a copy of the program's source code repository.
To run AccScan, follow these steps:
-
Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where the program files are located.
-
Run the utility, specifying the username and any required flags:
accscan --search <username>
For example:
accscan --search john_doe
The utility will search for the specified username across different resources and display the results in the terminal.
AccScan supports the following flags:
-
--search
(-s
): Indicates that a search for the specified username should be performed. -
--version
(-v
): Displays the current version of the program.
You can extend the functionality of AccScan by adding or modifying resources on which the account search is performed. To do this, modify or add entries to the $resources
array in the resources.php
file, specifying the URL template and the variable to replace {{username}}
accordingly.
AccScan is distributed under the MIT License. For more information, see the LICENSE
file.
AccScan is developed and maintained by the following authors:
- Andrii Riabchenko (github.com/ArionThinker)
If you have any questions, issues, or suggestions, please create an issue on the GitHub repository. We are happy to assist you.
We would like to thank the following projects and communities for their open-source contributions and inspiration.