MuraqibKSA KSAمراقب

Description

This is an open-source, command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to help users identify callers in Saudi Arabia by their mobile phone number.

Installation

For windows

• Downloadgit clone https://github.com/vuvvvv/MuraqibKsa.git
  
  

• Install requirements.txt pip install -r requirements.txt
  
  

• Run python .\MuraqibKsa.py Or python .\MuraqibKsa.py Number phone

There are issues in Windows with Arabic language support. Follow these steps to make it work

• Before run python .\MuraqibKsa.py in your cmd to supports UTF-8 encoding to correctly display Arabic text use chcp 65001
  
  

• And change font from cmd to Simsun-ExtB

  Font
  
  

For Linux

• Download git clone https://github.com/vuvvvv/MuraqibKsa.git
  
  

• install requirements.txt pip install -r requirements.txt
  
  

• Run python .\MuraqibKsa.py or python .\MuraqibKsa.py Number phone
  
  
  
  
  
  

For Mac Os

Not yet

For Termux

Not supported

Operating System	Support Status
Windows	Supported
Linux	Supported
macOS	Not Yet Tested
Termux	Not Supported

Compile

Windows

• Install Python https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3110/ recommend Python 3.11.0

       

Linux

• Debian Install Python sudo apt install python3
  
  
• Arch Install Python sudo pacman -S python
  
  
• OpenSUSE install Python sudo zypper install python3

Library

• The check_requirements.py file uses the check_library_installed function to verify the installation status of packages

• Or install the required Python packages from the requirements.txt file, use pip install -r requirements.txt

Library	Description	Version	Support Status
selenium	For browser automation, helping with UI testing, web automation, and data scraping.	4.33.0	Supported
arabic_reshaper	For processing and reshaping Arabic text to ensure correct display in environments that may not natively support Arabic script.	3.0.0	Supported
python-bidi	For handling bidirectional text (like Arabic and Hebrew), ensuring its proper rendering and orientation.	0.6.6	Supported

pip

Sometimes, when you use pip install <library> to install a package, you may encounter the error message: error: externally-managed-environment.

<solutions>

1. Use install pipx and then use pipx install <librlai-name>
   
   

2. Use pip install <librlai-name> --break-system-packages easy solution and is to directly.
   
   

3. Use python3 -m venv .venvthen run source .venv/bin/activate now you are in a real environment and you can use pip install <librlai-name>

Developers

If you have any ideas or improvements that could benefit the project, feel free to

Open an Issue to share your suggestions or report bugs.

Fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a Pull Request.

Contact me directly on GitHub for any questions or support.

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@vuvvvv