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Rank::CMS - detection of over 600 CMS types based on fingerprints. Detects all popular forums, blogs, CMS, guestbooks, wikis, and many other engine types

Parser overview​

Parser overviewRank::CMSRank::CMS – identifies over 600 types of CMS based on footprints. It detects all popular forums, blogs, CMS, guestbooks, wikis, and many other types of engines.

A-Parser functionality allows you to save Rank::CMS parsing settings for future use (presets), set up a parsing schedule, and much more.

Results can be saved in the exact format and structure you need, thanks to the powerful built-in Template Toolkit templating engine, which allows applying additional logic to results and outputting data in various formats, including JSON, SQL, and CSV.

Collected data​

  • CMS name
  • Category name

List of supported CMS​

"1C-Bitrix", "2z Project", "3dCart", "Accessible Portal", "actionhero.js", "Adobe CQ5", "Ametys", "Amiro.CMS", "AMPcms", "Anchor CMS", "AsciiDoc", "Backdrop", "Banshee", "BIGACE", "Bolt", "BrowserCMS", "Business Catalyst", "Cargo", "Chameleon", "Ckan", "CMS Made Simple", "CMSimple", "Concrete5", "Contao", "Contenido", "Contens", "ContentBox", "Cotonti", "CPG Dragonfly", "CppCMS", "Craft CMS", "Danneo CMS", "DataLife Engine", "DedeCMS", "Django CMS", "DNN", "Dotclear", "Drupal", "DTG", "Dynamicweb", "e107", "Eleanor CMS", "EPiServer", "eSyndiCat", "ExpressionEngine", "eZ Publish", "FlexCMP", "GetSimple CMS", "Google Sites", "Graffiti CMS", "Grav", "Green Valley CMS", "GX WebManager", "Hippo", "Hotaru CMS", "IBM WebSphere Portal", "ImpressCMS", "ImpressPages", "Indexhibit", "Indico", "InProces", "InstantCMS", "io4 CMS", "Jalios", "Jekyll", "Joomla", "Kentico CMS", "Koala Framework", "Koken", "Kolibri CMS", "Komodo CMS", "Koobi", "Kooboo CMS", "Kotisivukone", "LEPTON", "Liferay", "LightMon Engine", "Lithium", "LiveStreet CMS", "Locomotive", "M.R. Inc Wild CMS", "Mambo", "MaxSite CMS", "Methode", "Microsoft SharePoint", "MODx", "Moguta.CMS", "Mono.net", "Movable Type", "Mozard Suite", "Mura CMS", "Mynetcap", "Nepso", "October CMS", "Odoo", "OpenCms", "openEngine", "OpenNemas", "OpenText Web Solutions", "Ophal", "Orchard CMS", "Pagekit", "PANSITE", "papaya CMS", "PencilBlue", "Percussion", "PHP-Fusion", "phpCMS", "phpSQLiteCMS", "phpwind", "Pligg", "Plone", "Posterous", "Quick.CMS", "RBS Change", "RCMS", "RiteCMS", "Roadiz CMS", "S.Builder", "Sarka-SPIP", "SDL Tridion", "Serendipity", "Silva", "SilverStripe", "SIMsite", "Sitecore", "SiteEdit", "Sivuviidakko", "SmartSite", "sNews", "Solodev", "SPIP", "Squarespace", "Squiz Matrix", "Subrion", "swift.engine", "Textpattern CMS", "Thelia", "TiddlyWiki", "Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware", "Twilight CMS", "TYPO3 CMS", "TYPO3 Neos", "uCore", "Umbraco", "Unbounce", "Ushahidi", "viennaCMS", "Vignette", "VIVVO", "webEdition", "WebGUI", "WebPublisher", "Webs", "WebsiteBaker", "WebsPlanet", "Weebly", "Wix", "Wolf CMS", "WordPress", "XOOPS"

Capabilities​

  • Identification of 161 types of CMS based on signatures
  • Identifies all popular forums, blogs, CMS, guestbooks, wikis, and many other types of engines based on the large and high-quality Wappalyzer signature database (over 800 technologies in total)
  • Ability to select a category or specific engines for recognition
  • Ability to specify a custom User-Agent
  • Ability to modify and supplement the signature database
  • Ability to use your own file with signatures (the custom-apps.json file should be similar in structure to the regular apps.json and located at files/Rank-CMS; if everything is done correctly, new categories and applications for selection will appear in the Check list option at the end of the list)

Use cases​

  • Filtering by engines
  • Sorting large databases by engines

Queries​

A list of domains should be specified as queries, for example:

http://a-parser.com/  
http://techcrunch.com/  
http://vkusnologia.ru/  
http://blogautomobile.fr/  
http://avto-blogger.ru/  
http://www.cyberforum.ru/

Output results examples​

A-Parser supports flexible result formatting thanks to the built-in Template Toolkit templating engine, which allows it to output results in any form, as well as in structured formats like CSV or JSON

Default output​

Result format:

$query - $cms\n

Result example:

http://blogautomobile.fr/- WordPress  
http://a-parser.com/ - XenForo  
http://vkusnologia.ru/ - WordPress  
http://avto-blogger.ru/ - WordPress  
http://techcrunch.com/ - WordPress  
http://www.cyberforum.ru/ - 1C-Bitrix

Saving in SQL format​

Result format:

[% "INSERT INTO cms VALUES('" _ query _ "', '" _ cms _ "', '" _ cat _ "')\n" %]

Result example:

INSERT INTO cms VALUES('http://yandex.ru', 'unknown', 'unknown')
INSERT INTO cms VALUES('http://vk.com', 'unknown', 'unknown')
INSERT INTO cms VALUES('http://facebook.com', 'unknown', 'unknown')
INSERT INTO cms VALUES('http://a-parser.com', 'WordPress', 'CMS')
INSERT INTO cms VALUES('http://youtube.com', 'unknown', 'unknown')
INSERT INTO cms VALUES('http://google.com', 'unknown', 'unknown')

Dump results to JSON​

General output format:

[% IF notFirst;
  ",\n";
ELSE;
  notFirst = 1;
END;

obj = {};
obj.query = query;
obj.cms = p1.cms;
obj.cat = p1.cat;

obj.json %]

Initial text:

[

Final text:

]

Result example:

[
    {"cat":"unknown","cms":"unknown","query":"http://google.com"},
    {"cat":"unknown","cms":"unknown","query":"http://yandex.ru"},
    {"cat":"unknown","cms":"unknown","query":"http://facebook.com"},
    {"cat":"CMS","cms":"WordPress","query":"http://a-parser.com"},
    {"cat":"unknown","cms":"unknown","query":"http://vk.com"},
    {"cat":"unknown","cms":"unknown","query":"http://youtube.com"}
]
tip

To make the "Initial text" and "End text" options available in the Task Editor, you need to activate "More options".

Possible settings​

note

Common settings for all parsers

ParameterDefault valueDescription
User agent_The user-agent of the current Chrome version is automatically substituted_Allows identifying as a specific browser or search engine
Log long running regex☐Determines whether to record slow regular expressions
Check listcms, message-boards, wikisSelection of engines for checking
Emulate browser headers☑Ability to emulate browser headers
RegExp engineRE2Selection of the regular expression engine
Use Net::HTTP☐Ability to use the Net::HTTPNet::HTTP parser for requests
Net::HTTP presetdefaultAbility to specify a preset with settings