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- Customizable wordlist (optional).
- Simple and easy to use.
```bash
Usage: worldfind [option] <directory> [wordlist]
Usage: worldshellfinder [option] <directory> [wordlist]
Option:
--update Update latest version from repository.
-v Enable verbose mode.
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0. **Building and compiling to executable**
```bash
go build -o worldfind
go build -o worldshellfinder
```
you can replace the worldfind with your desired name of application and also change the bash command.
1. **Basic Scan:**
```bash
./worldfind <directory>
./worldshellfinder <directory>
```
- Replace `<directory>` with the path to the directory you want to scan.

2. **Custom Wordlist:**
```bash
./worldfind <directory> <wordlist_path (optional)>
./worldshellfinder <directory> <wordlist_path (optional)>
```
- Replace `<wordlist_path>` with the path to your custom wordlist file.

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**Example:**

```bash
./worldfind /var/www/html wordlists/my_wordlist.txt
./worldshellfinder /var/www/html wordlists/my_wordlist.txt
```

This command will scan the `/var/www/html` directory using keywords from the `wordlists/my_wordlist.txt` file.
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