Add groups to Payloads

[AI-Mozi]

Maybe we could group Payloads at /payloads by their "first part"
(cmd for cmd/awk/reverse_shell, shellcode for shellcode/freebsd/x86/bind_shell etc.)
and then display groups in more horizontal way (as at /db)?

[postmodern]

So like /payloads/cmd or /payloads/shellcode/freebsd would show all of the payloads under those directories? How would the payload "categories" or "groups" be rendered? Maybe a directory/file tree-like structure? Or maybe only list the top-level directories and force the user to click through them to drill down to /payloads/shellcode/freebsd/x86/?

[AI-Mozi]

I thought about something like this:

Leaving routes as they are now and only group hrefs to payloads.

[postmodern]

@AI-Mozi note that any ronin repo can define their own payloads/ sub-directories. There could be an arbitrary number of payload groups and sub-groups.

[AI-Mozi]

Oh, so maybe we could display payloads in 3 columns on larger screens, 2 columns on medium screens and 1 column on small screens?

[postmodern]

@AI-Mozi the number of top-level groups would probably continue to grow over time. I think payloads could be rendered as a list of lists, or a directory tree, or possibly add a search box that filtered the payloads by keyword.

[postmodern]

Thinking a little more about this. While anyone can add their own payloads via ronin-repos, there will likely be a maximum number of top-level Payload Groups. Metasploit groups their payloads a bit differently, but here's their teir 1 and 2 payload group names:

modules/payloads/adapters:
cmd

modules/payloads/singles:
aix      apple_ios  bsdi  firefox  java   mainframe  osx  python  ruby     tty
android  bsd        cmd   generic  linux  nodejs     php  r       solaris  windows

modules/payloads/stagers:
android  bsd  bsdi  java  linux  multi  netware  osx  php  python  windows

modules/payloads/stages:
android  bsd  bsdi  java  linux  multi  netware  osx  php  python  windows


I would also expect certain Payload Groups to have many more payloads than other Payload Groups. So if we do group payloads by top-level directory as a series divs, we'll need to think about what if one Payload Group is super long and the next one is super short.