Iaitō

The GUI that radare2 humans deserve

A Qt and C++ GUI for radare2 reverse engineering framework

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Disclaimer

Iaitō is not aimed to the already existing radare2 user, it is focused on those whose are not yet radare2 users because of the learning curve, because they don't like CLI applications or because of the difficulty/inestability of radare2.

IMPORTANT: the actual status is highly unstable, it is an alpha version aimed for developers. Users please wait for the first stable release with installers.

The code sucks

Yes, the code sucks. Hopefully we will be able to remove this statement from the README one day, but I had never coded Qt nor C++ until I started Iaitō, so obviously the code is ugly and not well designed.

Requirements

• Radare2: It is important that all Iaitō developers use the same version of radare2. For that purpose all developers must install radare2 from this fork. Install radare2 with the following command:

sys/install.sh

• The www-p: Once you have radare2 installed use the following r2pm command to install this webUI:

r2pm -i www-p

• QtCreator and Qt: Right now, Iaitō uses Qt 5.3 so the latest QtCreator needs to be installed and Qt 5.3 added during the installation:
  • Download: https://www.qt.io/ide/
  • Add Qt 5.3: http://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-project-qmake.html

Platforms

Iaitō is developed and tested in OS X, Linux and Windows. The first release for users will include installers for all three platforms.

Documentation

Proper documentation and website will be created before the first release.

Roadmap information for developers can be found here.

Help

Right now the best place to obtain help from Iaitō developers and community is joining this telegram group:

• https://t.me/iaito