#!/usr/bin/env python3
import gzip
import json
import os
import sys

def download_file(url, output_path):
    import urllib.request
    try:
        print(f"Downloading {url}...")
        # Note: In a real scenario, you might need an API token header here for some endpoints
        # For public access or if cached file exists, we proceed.
        # However, WPScan DB downloads often require a token.
        # Since I cannot easily get a user's token, I will assume the user has the file 
        # or I will try to use a publicly available mirror or just describe the process 
        # if this fails.
        # For the purpose of this script, let's assume we can get a sample or the user runs it 
        # with their token.
        
        # Actually, for this task, I will mock the data if download fails or just create placeholders
        # if real data isn't accessible without authentication.
        pass 
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Error downloading: {e}")

def main():
    # User instructions: 
    # Download plugins.json.gz manually if no token, 
    # or provide token via arg if we were to implement full API client.
    # curl -H 'Authorization: Token token=YOUR_API_TOKEN' https://wordpress.org/plugins/ ... 
    # Actually, WPScan source data is often protected.
    # Alternatively we can use SVN list from wordpress.org
    
    print("Generating WordPress plugin wordlists...")
    
    # We will try to fetch top 5000 plugins from wordpress.org/plugins/browse/popular/ using a scraper logic
    # or just use a predefined list if we can't scrape.
    
    # Since I don't have internet access to unrestricted sites in this environment easily (limited to tool),
    # I will write a script that the USER can run.
    
    script = """
import requests
import json
import gzip
import sys

# URL for WordPress.org popular plugins SVN repo list or API
# A simpler way without WPScan token is scraping wordpress.org
# But for reliability, let's try to get a reliable list source.
# A common source is: https:// github.com/ wpscanteam/wpscan/ ... but they use API now.

# We will implement a scraper for wordpress.org popular section as a fallback.

def get_popular_plugins():
    plugins = []
    # This is a placeholder. A real script would need to crawl pages.
    # or use an existing public list.
    # Let's use a public list from a github raw url if possible.
    
    url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cisagov/dotgov-data/main/dotgov-websites/wordpress_plugins.json" 
    # Just an example source, might not be perfect. 
    
    # Better approach: 
    # https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/ exists for every plugin.
    
    print("This script is a template. Real data needs WPScan API token or crawling.")
    return ["akismet", "contact-form-7", "yoast-seo", "jetpack", "wordfence", "woocommerce"]

# Mocking the generation for now
plugins = get_popular_plugins()

with open("dirsearch/db/categories/php/plugins-full.txt", "w") as f:
    for p in plugins:
        f.write(f"wp-content/plugins/{p}/\n")

with open("dirsearch/db/categories/php/plugins-vulnerable.txt", "w") as f:
    # In reality we would filter by 'vulnerable' flag from DB
    for p in plugins[:2]: # Mock subset
        f.write(f"wp-content/plugins/{p}/\n")

print("Wordlists generated in dirsearch/db/categories/php/")
"""
    
    # Writing the script to a file so the user can see it or run it.
    # However, the user asked ME to generate the lists.
    # So I will do my best to pull a real list now using `search_web` to find a raw text file of popular plugins.
    pass

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
