Brasilware Module Development Guide
This document provides detailed instructions for creating custom modules for the Brasilware platform.
What are Brasilware Modules?
Brasilware modules are independent HTML components that can be loaded onto the platform to add specific malware analysis functionalities.
Basic Structure of a Module
A Brasilware module is essentially an HTML file containing all the necessary code for its functionality.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>My Module</title>
<script>
console.log("Module loaded!");
</script>
</head>
<body>
<h1>My Brasilware Module</h1>
</body>
</html>
Best Practices for Module Development
Performance
- Asynchronous Loading: Load heavy resources asynchronously.
- Step-by-Step Processing: Break down complex tasks to avoid freezing.
- Web Workers: Use Web Workers for intensive operations.
Security
- Input Sanitization: Always validate and sanitize data.
- Isolated Execution: The module will run in an isolated iframe.
- Avoid eval(): Never use eval() or similar functions.
User Interface
- Responsiveness: The module should adapt to different screens.
- Visual Feedback: Provide feedback for long-running operations.
- Consistency: Follow Brasilware design standards.
Example Modules
- JavaScript Analyzer: Identifies suspicious patterns.
- Network Traffic Viewer: Analyzes suspicious traffic.
- Phishing Scanner: Detects phishing attempts.
Module Debugging
- Use
console.log() to log information.
- Inspect the iframe using browser developer tools.
- Test your module in isolation before integration.
Submitting Your Module to the Community
- Host your module in a public GitHub repository.
- Clearly document its functionality.
- Provide examples and use cases.
- Submit the link to our GitHub
FAQ for Module Developers
How can I access system files?
You can access files using all possible means as if you were using a normal HTML file, but isolated in an iframe. Choose your methods carefully and use CDN libraries securely with the sandbox allow script.
Can I use external libraries?
Yes, it is recommended to include them via trusted CDNs and specify exact versions.
How do I make API calls to external services?
Use fetch or XMLHttpRequest, respecting CORS policy.
Additional Resources