Hello Wireshark Devs, I am currently working on a lightweight Lua library called Wirebait (here on GitHub <https://github.com/MarkoPaul0/WireBait>), which enables users to execute and step through their dissectors without needing Wireshark. All you need is data to dissect, which can either be a hexadecimal string representation of a UDP/TCP payload or a .pcap file.
I believe it is now "good enough" for other people to test and *I am looking for kind souls to try the library and give me some feedback*. In order to do so, you'll need the following: - Lua 5.3 - a Lua dissector you want to test - a .pcap file *or* a hex string representing a UDP/TCP payload you want to dissect If you do fulfill the requirements, *getting set up should take less than a minute *(more detailed instructions on the repo): 1. download wirebait.lua, 2. add a 5-line-snippet at the top of your dissector 3. edit the snippet to read your .pcap or hex string 4. you're ready to go: run your dissector and check out the dissection output Even if you don't fulfill the requirements, you can still go to the Wirebait repo <https://github.com/MarkoPaul0/WireBait> and try out the examples. *I would appreciate any form of feedback and/or suggestions.* Have a good one! Markus
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