IPicker:

Terminal Guide & Documentation

IPicker: Installation & Usage Commands

Introduction

IPicker is a powerful and lightweight OSINT tool specifically designed for the Termux terminal. It specializes in IP reconnaissance, allowing users to fetch deep insights about any public IP address. Whether you are tracking a potential threat or performing network audits, IPicker provides essential data like geographical coordinates, ISP details, and connection type in a clean, terminal-friendly format.

Prerequisites

Before proceeding with the installation, ensure that your Termux environment is ready with the following dependencies:

  • Python 3: The core language used to execute the script.
  • Git: Necessary to clone the source code from the official repository.
  • Stable Internet: Required for both installation and fetching IP metadata.

Installation Steps

Execute the following commands in your Termux terminal to set up the tool:

1. Update & Upgrade

Ensure all your packages are up to date to avoid dependency conflicts.

pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

2. Install Python and Git

Install the necessary environment and version control tools.

pkg install python git -y

3. Clone the Repository

Download the latest version of IPicker from GitHub.

git clone https://github.com/Deadpool2000/IPicker.git

4. Access the Directory

cd IPicker

5. Install Requirements

Install the Python libraries required for the tool to function.

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage Guide

Using IPicker is straightforward. Follow these steps to start gathering information:

Run the Tool

python ipicker.py

Available Features

  • Self-Lookup: Quickly identify your own public IP and its associated metadata.
  • Target Recon: Enter any public IP address to view its location, ISP, and organization details.
  • Clean Output: Data is presented in a structured format, making it easy to read or log for reports.

Always ensure you are using this tool ethically and within the legal boundaries of your jurisdiction.

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