No Shit Sherlock

No Shit Sherlock provides a user-friendly graphical interface for the powerful Sherlock Python tool, which searches for social media accounts associated with a specific username across multiple platforms. This GUI tool enables users to perform these searches without requiring the use of the command line.

Features

1. Username Search

• Input One or More Usernames: Enter the username(s) you want to search for. The GUI will check the availability of these usernames across various social media sites, using a similar approach to the command line, where wildcards like {?} can be used to check for similar usernames (e.g., replacing {?} with _, -, or .).

2. Output Options

• Verbose Output: Enables detailed logs for the search process, similar to --verbose, -v, or -d in the command line.
• CSV Output: Saves the search results in CSV format, just like the --csv option in Sherlock.
• XLSX Output: Saves the results in Excel-friendly format (.xlsx).
• Dump Response: Dumps the HTTP response to stdout for debugging purposes, equivalent to the --dump-response flag.
• No TXT File: Skips generating a .txt file for results (--no-txt).
• NSFW Content: Includes results from NSFW sites, as enabled by the --nsfw option.
• Print All Sites: Displays results for all sites, including those where the username was not found (--print-all).
• Print Found Sites: Shows only the sites where the username is found (--print-found).

3. Proxy and Network Options

• Proxy URL: Allows configuration of a custom proxy server (--proxy PROXY_URL).

4. File and Folder Selection

• Select Output Folder: Choose where to save the results if searching for multiple usernames, similar to the --folderoutput option (-fo).
• Select Output File: Choose the file name for saving results, compatible with JSON output (--output for single username or --json JSON_FILE).

5. Advanced Search Settings

• Timeout: Set a timeout for requests (in seconds), equivalent to the --timeout TIMEOUT option.
• Site: Restrict the search to a specific site or a list of sites (--site SITE_NAME).
• Local Data: Use local data sources for the search rather than querying external sites (--local).

6. Save and Load Settings

• Save Settings: Save your current configuration to a JSON file, making it easy to reload the same settings later.
• Load Settings: Load previously saved configurations from a JSON file for quick reuse.

7. Search Execution

• Start Search: Initiates the search with the current settings. The search process is run in a separate thread, ensuring the GUI remains responsive.
• Stop Search: Allows you to stop the search mid-process.

8. Real-Time Results Display

• The results of the search are displayed in a scrollable text area, showing each site checked and whether the username was found. Errors and completion messages will also appear here.

Usage Workflow

1. Input Data: Enter one or more usernames into the GUI.
2. Set Search Parameters: Configure additional settings (e.g., output format, timeout, proxy, etc.).
3. Select Output: Choose where and in which format to save the results.
4. Start Search: Click "Start Search" to begin the process.
5. View Results: Monitor the search progress in the real-time results area.
6. Stop Search: If necessary, click "Stop Search" to halt the search at any time.

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Requirements

• Sherlock Tool: The Sherlock Python tool must be installed and accessible on your system.
• Python 3: The GUI is built in Python 3, requiring the tkinter module for the interface, subprocess for running Sherlock, and threading for handling search tasks in the background.

Ensure that these dependencies are installed and correctly configured to run the Sherlock GUI Tool seamlessly.