better output format

jfscan/modules/Nmap.py

@@ -72,12 +72,13 @@ def _run_single_nmap(self, _args):
         output_in_colors =  output_in_colors.replace(" filtered ", "\033[1m\033[93m filtered \033[0m")
         output_in_colors =  output_in_colors.replace(" closed ", "\033[1m\033[91m closed \033[0m")
 
-        stdout_buffer += "-------\033[1m" + f_host_domain + "\033[0m" + "".join(["-" for s in range(hyphen_count - len(f_host_domain))])
+        stdout_buffer += "┌──────\033[1m" + f_host_domain + "\033[0m\n"# + "".join(["-" for s in range(hyphen_count - len(f_host_domain))])
+        stdout_buffer += "│"
 
         if "Nmap done: 1 IP address (0 hosts up)" in nmap_stdout or result.returncode != 0:
-            stdout_buffer += f"\nHost {host} seems down now, your network connection is not able to handle the scanning, \nare you scanning over a wifi? Try VPS or ethernet instead.\n\n"
+            stdout_buffer += f"Host {host} seems down now, your network connection is not able to handle the scanning, \nare you scanning over a wifi? Try VPS or ethernet instead.\n\n"
         else:
-            nmap_stdout = "\r\n".join(nmap_stdout.splitlines()[3:][:-2])
+            nmap_stdout = "\n│ ".join(nmap_stdout.splitlines()[3:][:-2])
 
             output_in_colors =  nmap_stdout.replace(" open ", "\033[1m\033[92m open \033[0m")
             output_in_colors =  output_in_colors.replace(" filtered ", "\033[1m\033[93m filtered \033[0m")