Mori-bito is a terminal-based LDAP server explorer built with Go and BubbleTea, providing an interactive interface for browsing LDAP directory trees, viewing records, and executing custom queries.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Interactive Tree Navigation: Browse LDAP directory structure with keyboard/mouse.
- Record Viewer: View detailed LDAP entry attributes.
- Clipboard Integration: Copy attribute values to system clipboard.
- Custom Query Interface: Execute custom LDAP queries with real-time results.
- Paginated Results: Efficient pagination for large result sets with automatic loading.
- Flexible Configuration: Support for config files and command-line options.
- Secure Authentication: Support for SSL/TLS and various authentication methods.
- Auto-Update Notifications: Optional checking for newer releases from GitHub.
- Modern TUI: Clean, intuitive interface built with BubbleTea.
- Multiple Connections: Save and switch between multiple LDAP server configurations.
- Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Website: github.com/ericschmar/moribito
Support:
Developer: Eric Schmar
License: MIT License
Mori-bito is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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