OpenBullet

OpenBullet is a simple yet powerful application designed especially for web developers. It’s perfect for anyone with some basic web testing skills who wants to send requests to a target web app.

Features of OpenBullet

The best part about OpenBullet is all the cool features it has. Users can scrape and parse data, plus do automated penetration and unit testing using Selenium and similar tools. This makes it super handy for developers looking to test their applications efficiently.

Getting Started with OpenBullet

If you’re ready to dive into OpenBullet, the first step is to download the official OpenBullet API. Just make sure your computer has .NET Core 2.2 (Core SDK 2.2) installed before you start.

Configuring OpenBullet

After you’ve got it installed, you’ll need to open the appsettings.json file. Here, you’ll tweak three key fields: db, configFolder, and secretKey.

• db: This is the LiteDB database file that stores user info (it will be created automatically if it’s not already there).


• configFolder: This points to where your configs are saved on your system.


• secretKey: You’ll use this key to access the api/users endpoint and manage users securely.

Running OpenBullet

To get things rolling, open a terminal window and navigate to where OpenBulletAPI.dll is located. Then type in this command: dnet ./OpenBulletAPI.dll. This will start the app, making it available remotely on HTTP port 5000! For more details, check out the app's official guide.